The nurse suspects that a client is experiencing hypothyroidism.Which question should the nurse ask during the health history?

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A) The client experiencing hypothyroidism has rough, dry skin. Smooth skin is associated with hyperthyroidism. Cool, clammy skin is found in clients with low blood sugar. Brown, shiny patches on the lower extremities are associated with poor circulation.
B) The client experiencing hypothyroidism has rough, dry skin. Smooth skin is associated with hyperthyroidism. Cool, clammy skin is found in clients with low blood sugar. Brown, shiny patches on the lower extremities are associated with poor circulation.
C) The client experiencing hypothyroidism has rough, dry skin. Smooth skin is associated with hyperthyroidism. Cool, clammy skin is found in clients with low blood sugar. Brown, shiny patches on the lower extremities are associated with poor circulation.
D) The client experiencing hypothyroidism has rough, dry skin. Smooth skin is associated with hyperthyroidism. Cool, clammy skin is found in clients with low blood sugar. Brown, shiny patches on the lower extremities are associated with poor circulation.

The Nurse Suspects That a Client Is Experiencing Hypothyroidism