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Tumors of the thyroid gland often result in elevated levels of thyroid hormone. What would be the effects of this type of tumor on normal hormone levels?
A. Increased T3 and TSH, decreased T4 and TRH
B. Increased T4, T3 and TSH, decreased TRH
C. Increased TSH, decreased T4, T3 and TRH
OD. T4, T3, TSH and TRH all decreased
OE. Increased T4 and T3, decreased TSH and TRH

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