Which of the following would be most likely observed in a patient whose thyroid gland is secreting too much of the hormone thyroxin?

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Excess secretion of thyroxin, also known as hyperthyroidism, can lead to an increase in metabolism and cause symptoms such as agitation, anxiety, weight loss, and increased heart rate. Alzheimer's disease and schizophrenia are neurological disorders that are not associated with thyroid function. Low levels of motivation and sexual desire are not common symptoms of hyperthyroidism.

Which of the Following Would Be Most Likely Observed in a Patient