During an admission assessment, the nurse notices that a male patient has an enlarged and rather thick skull. The nurse suspects acromegaly. What additional finding would the nurse assess for to confirm this suspicion?

A) Exophthalmos
B) Bowed long bones
C) Acorn-shaped cranium
D) Coarse facial features

Acromegaly

A hormonal disorder that results when the pituitary gland produces excessive growth hormone, leading to enlarged bones and tissues.

Thick Skull

Informally describes having a denser than average cranial bone, often mentioned in medical contexts assessing head trauma risk.

Coarse Facial Features

Distinctive facial appearances that are typically broad, with a prominent forehead, nose, and jaw, often associated with certain genetic conditions.