A nurse is assessing a client with suspected gout. Which of the following would support a diagnosis of gout? Select all that apply 1. Elevated serum uric acid level 2. A swollen, red joint 3. Reports of moderate fatigue 4. Distal extremities cool totoucho5. Pain associated with movement of the affected extremity 6. Intolerance of dairy products

A nurse is assessing a client with suspected gout. Which of the following would support a diagnosis of gout? Select all that apply 1. Elevated serum uric acid level 2. A swollen, red joint 3. Reports of moderate fatigue 4. Distal extremities cool totoucho5. Pain associated with movement of the affected extremity 6. Intolerance of dairy products

Principles Of Pharmacology Med Assist

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Chapter28: Medications That Affect The Reproductive System

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