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State three symptoms of hyperthyroidism and three symptoms of hypothyroidism.

   State three symptoms of hyperthyroidism and three symptoms of hypothyroidism.
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00:01 All right, so this question is all about the thyroid.
00:05 Let's look at what the thyroid does, and then we'll look at our two patients.
00:09 Your thyroid releases two hormones called t3 and t4, and these hormones are responsible for metabolism in one way or another.
00:21 And so if someone had hypothyroidism, they would have an underactive thyroid, would and they would have decreased levels of t3 and t4 and let me run out of room here and decreased metabolism so what might be some symptoms of someone with decreased metabolism weight gain would be the first one that you might think of some other ones that that happen are low heart rate and let's see what's the other one mentioned here fatigue they're tired all the time so this describes to the t patient a.
01:11 So patient a has a hypothyroidism.
01:16 Let's talk about hyperthyroidism.
01:19 Let me move back over here...
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