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long-term: harm eyes, Case #2 A 43-year-old female presents to your office complaining of headaches, pain in her joints, and enlarged shoe, glove, and hat size. Physical examination is significant for a prominent jaw, increased soft tissue in palm and sole, and a large tongue. Laboratory workup is significant for hyperglycemia. • What is the most likely diagnosis? • Which endocrine gland and hormone is responsible for these clinical findings? • For this patient and the hormone involved, what is the mechanism of action for this class of hormone? Be specific. 19

          long-term: harm eyes,
Case #2
A 43-year-old female presents to your office complaining of headaches, pain in her joints, and enlarged
shoe, glove, and hat size. Physical examination is significant for a prominent jaw, increased soft tissue in
palm and sole, and a large tongue. Laboratory workup is significant for hyperglycemia.
• What is the most likely diagnosis?
• Which endocrine gland and hormone is responsible for these clinical findings?
• For this patient and the hormone involved, what is the mechanism of action for this class of
hormone? Be specific.
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long-term: harm eyes,
Case #2
A 43-year-old female presents to your office complaining of headaches, pain in her joints, and enlarged
shoe, glove, and hat size. Physical examination is significant for a prominent jaw, increased soft tissue in
palm and sole, and a large tongue. Laboratory workup is significant for hyperglycemia.
• What is the most likely diagnosis?
• Which endocrine gland and hormone is responsible for these clinical findings?
• For this patient and the hormone involved, what is the mechanism of action for this class of
hormone? Be specific.
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Case #2 A 43-year-old female presents to your office complaining of headaches, pain in her joints, and enlarged shoe, glove, and hat size. Physical examination is significant for a prominent jaw, increased soft tissue in palm and sole, and a large tongue. Laboratory workup is significant for hyperglycemia. What is the most likely diagnosis? Which endocrine gland and hormone is responsible for these clinical findings? For this patient and the hormone involved, what is the mechanism of action for this class of hormone? Be specific.
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00:02 The patient's right side severe right side right side right headache, nausea, nausea, photophobia and vomiting, photophobia and vomiting, vomiting may be caused by, may be caused by a neurological, neurological, neurological pathophysiological, pathophysiological processes, processes...
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