When caring for a patient with hyperthyroidism, the patient's room should be kept
A. warm and dark.
B. quiet and cool.
C. hot and quiet.
D. dark and cool.
Answer: B
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1. require many superficial relationships. 2. do not require much rest for recovery. 3. are socially oriented. 4. need to combat loneliness.