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What is 31 years of female presents with complains of weight loss and palpitations. On examination, exophthalmos, tremors and a smooth goiter with bruit present. Pulse is irregularly irregular. Thyroid function tests would probably reveal: and explain in detail?
Ans. (c) Increased T4, Increased T3 and Decreased TSHRef: Schwartz Page 1529/ 10th edition* The history is of Thyrotoxicosis* In hyperthyroidism - T3 and T4 will be elevated and TSH will be decreased.