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On assessment of the client diagnosed with stage III Lyme disease, which clinical manifestation should the nurse expect to note?

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Rationale: Stage III Lyme disease develops within a month to several months after initial infection. It is characterized by arthritic symptoms such as arthralgia and enlarged or inflamed joints, which can persist for several years after the initial infection. A rash occurs during stage I, and cardiac and neurological dysfunction occur during stage II.

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