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A client with a sudden onset of big toe joint pain and swelling is diagnosed with gout. Which pathophysiologic process is producing the symptoms of gout?

Correct Answer: A

Rationale: This question is identical to Question 39. Urate crystal deposition (
A) causes gout(Projected) gout’s inflammatory symptoms. Osteoarthritis involves chondrocyte injury (
B). Rheumatoid arthritis involves immune complexes (
C) or autoimmune responses (
D).
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