What clinical indicators should a nurse expect when assessing a client with hyperthyroidism? (select all that apply.)?

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When a nurse is examining or assessing a patient that has hyperthyroidism, the nurse should expect to find both Tachycardia Exophthalmos in the patient. These are commonly found in all people who are diagnosed with hyperthyroidism and should be spotted by the nurse assessing the patient.

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