What is one of your differential diagnoses?

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Problem

A 36 year old female presents to the office with the complaint of "palpitations." The patient has no history of cardiac disease and is not taking any medications or herbal remedies. On physical exam you note that the patient has a heart rate of 120; a fine tremor in her hands; and warm, moist skin. Based on these signs and symptoms what is one of your differential diagnoses?

Reference no: EM133724401

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