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 ==Physical Examination==
-Very often, nodules produce no symptoms. Doctors will find thyroid nodules only during a routine physical exam or imaging tests that are done for another reason. However, thyroid nodules that are big enough to feel during a physical exam occur in a few people.
+=== HEENT ===
+* Thyroid nodule
+** Solitary or dominant in a multinodular goiter
+** Characteristics of the nodule, including:
+*** Size
+*** Consistency (e.g., soft, firm, woody, or hard)
+*** Involvement with adjacent structures
+* Cervical lymph nodes, including:
+** submental and submandibular nodes
+** upper jugular nodes
+** midjugular nodes
+** lower jugular nodes
+** posterior triangle and supraclavicular nodes
+** pretracheal, prelaryngeal, and paratracheal nodes
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