[Solved]: Case Scenario: Thyrotoxicosis Leading to Thyroid…

Case Scenario: Thyrotoxicosis Leading to Thyroid StormSarah Malik, a 32-year-old teacher, was brought to the emergency department by her husband after becoming increasingly restless, confused, and sweaty over the past two days. She had a high fever, rapid heartbeat, tremors, and was speaking rapidly and incoherently. Her husband reported that she had recently been diagnosed with Graves’ disease but had not been taking her Methimazole regularly. She also had a recent respiratory infection.On examination, Sarah was febrile (40.1deg C), tachycardic (145 bpm), BP: 160/95, RR: 28/min,02 Sat: 96% on room air and disoriented. She had an enlarged thyroid, exophthalmos, and fine hand tremors. mmHg. Lab results showed suppressed TSH, elevated free T3 and T4, and ECG revealed atrial fibrillation. She was diagnosed with thyroid storm triggered by infection and poor medication adherence.Sarah was admitted to the ICU and treated with IV fluids, beta-blockers, Propylthiouracil, iodine, corticosteroids, and antibiotics. With close monitoring and supportive care, her condition improved over the next two days, and she was prepared for long-term endocrine follow-up.1. What are the Health Assessment and Diagnostic Studies should be done for thislady?Health Assessment and Diagnostic Studies1. Clinical Assessment:Test : Findings in Thyrotoxicosis/StormAssessment Tools Used is..Specify the Medical Management of Thyrotoxicosis Case Scenario: Thyrotoxicosis Leading to Thyroid StormSarah Malik, a 32-year-old teacher, was brought to the emergency department by her husband after becoming increasingly restless, confused, and sweaty over the past two days. She had a high fever, rapid heartbeat, tremors, and was speaking rapidly and incoherently. Her husband reported that she had recently been diagnosed with Graves’ disease but had not been taking her Methimazole regularly. She also had a recent respiratory infection.On examination, Sarah was febrile (40.1deg C), tachycardic (145 bpm), BP: 160/95, RR: 28/min,02 Sat: 96% on room air and disoriented. She had an enlarged thyroid, exophthalmos, and fine hand tremors. mmHg. Lab results showed suppressed TSH, elevated free T3 and T4, and ECG revealed atrial fibrillation. She was diagnosed with thyroid storm triggered by infection and poor medication adherence.Sarah was admitted to the ICU and treated with IV fluids, beta-blockers, Propylthiouracil, iodine, corticosteroids, and antibiotics. With close monitoring and supportive care, her condition improved over the next two days, and she was prepared for long-term endocrine follow-up.1. What are the Health Assessment and Diagnostic Studies should be done for thislady?Health Assessment and Diagnostic Studies1. Clinical Assessment:Test : Findings in Thyrotoxicosis/StormAssessment Tools Used is..Specify the Medical Management of Thyrotoxicosis