signs and symptoms
Treatments
nursing care
lifestyle changes
100

An abnormal, rounded shape of the nail bed.

Finger clubbing

100

Reduces blood flow to the thyroid

Iodine Preparations

100

to decrease or minimize the amount of sensory input (sights, sounds, touch, etc.) from the environment to help a person feel calmer

Reduce Stimulation

100

This diet may help reduce inflammation and improve thyroid function

Low fat; High fiber

200

abnormal protrusion of one or both eyeballs

Bulging eyes (Exopthalmos)

200

A surgical procedure to remove all of the thyroid gland, located in the neck

Total Thyroidectomy

200

the periodic assessment of fundamental physiological indicators—including temperature, pulse, respiratory rate, and blood pressure

Monitor Vital Signs

200

Avoid this harmful habit that worsens thyroid symptoms.

Smoking

300

a reduction of the total body mass

Weight Loss

300

Blocks thyroid hormone production

Administer Thionamides 

300

A medical position where a patient lies on their back with their head and upper body raised 30–45 degrees

Place patient in Semi Fowlers

300

A medical treatment that provides the body with hormones it's no longer producing in sufficient amounts for remainder of life.

Lifelong Replacement Hormone

400

a condition where the body struggles to regulate temperature changes

Heat intolerance

400

A surgical procedure to remove a portion of the thyroid gland

Partial Thyroidectomy

400

providing symptomatic relief for dry eye and irritation

Use artifical tears

400

Reduce a naturally occurring stimulant found in plants such as coffee, tea, cocoa, and guarana. 

Caffeine.

500

involuntary, rhythmic shaking movements that can affect various parts of the body, including the hands, arms, legs, head, or voice

Tremors

500

Supportive therapy. Rapid acting to treat symptoms.

Administer beta blockers

500

take actions to alleviate the physical and mental stress caused by high temperatures and humidity

Decrease discomfort (due to heat intolerance)

500

Engage in this physical activity that raises your heart rate and breathing but allows you to carry on a conversation

Moderate Exercise