Diagnosed with grave disease

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A patient has been diagnosed with Grave's disease. He is likely to have: an elevated alkaline phosphatase. an elevated T3 or T4. an elevated TSH. elevated liver function studies.piratory pathogens that:pneumoniaImage 1 are spread via direct contact. associated with immunosuppression. cause atypical pneumonia. transmitted via direct contact.

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