Question

multiple select question select all that apply in congenital hypothyroidism: a goiter usually forms individuals are short and stocky, may also demonstrate severe developmental delay the thyroid gland fails to develop properly individuals are lethargic, experience weight gain and hair loss, experience thickness and puffiness of the thyroid gland stops functioning in adulthood

Explanation:

Congenital hypothyroidism is due to improper thyroid - gland development in infants. Symptoms include short and stocky build with developmental delay, lethargy, weight gain, hair loss, and puffiness. A goiter can form as the body tries to compensate. It is not about the thyroid stopping function in adulthood.

Answer:

a. a goiter usually forms
b. individuals are short and stocky, may also demonstrate severe developmental delay
c. the thyroid gland fails to develop properly
d. individuals are lethargic, experience weight gain and hair loss, experience thickness and puffiness of the skin