A 27-year-old woman comes to the physician for a 3-month history of restlessness and periodic palpitations. Vitals are: temp 99.0F; HR 90; RR 16; BP 120/80. She has a history of hypothyroidism managed with self-administration of exogenous triiodothyronine. Which of the following sets of findings is most likely to be seen acutely in this patient?
↑ TSH; ↑ T3; ↑ T4
↑ TSH; ↓ T3; ↑ T4
↑ TSH; ↑ T3; ↓ T4
↑ TSH; ↓ T3; ↓ T4
↓ TSH; ↑ T3; ↑ T4
↓ TSH; ↓ T3; ↑ T4
↓ TSH; ↑ T3; ↓ T4
↓ TSH; ↓ T3; ↓ T4
