Clinical features of<unk> : *Cardiovascular *Bradycardia *Bundle branch blocks *Complete heart block and arrhythmias *Cardiomegaly *Elevated diastolic blood pressure—early *Hypotension—late *Low cardiac output *Non-specific ECG findings *Pericardial effusion *Polymorphic ventricular tachycardia (torsades de pointes) *Prolonged QT interval *Respiratory *Hypoxia *Hypercarbia *Hyperventilation<unk>  of the larynx *Pleural effusion *Gastrointestinal *Abdominal distention *Abdominal pain *Anasarca *Anorexia and nausea *Decreased motility *Fecal impaction and constipation *Gastric Atony<unk>  or toxic megacolon—late *Neurogenic oropharyngeal dysphagia *Paralytic ileus *Neurological *Altered mentation *Coma *Confusion and obtundation *Delayed tendon reflexes *Depression *Poor cognitive function *Psychosis *Seizures *Renal and urinary function *Bladder dystonia and distension *Fluid retention *Appearance and dermatological *Alopecia *Coarse, sparse hair *Dry, cool, doughy skin<unk> tous face *Generalized swelling *Goiter *Macroglossia *Non-pitting edema *Ptosis *Periorbital edema *Surgical scar from prior thyroidectomy *Hypothermia Laboratory features in<unk> : *Anemia *Elevated creatine kinase (CPK) *Elevated creatinine *Elevated transaminases *Hypercapnia *Hypercholesterolemia (elevated LDL) *Hyperlipidemia *Hypoglycemia *Hyponatremia *Hypoxia *Leukopenia *Respiratory acidosis
Myxedema coma
Diabetic coma
Spinal shock
Emergence delirium
Neurogenic shock
Oculogyric crisis
Induced coma
Transient loss of consciousness