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While assessing a male client with tertiary syphilis, which finding is most characteristic of this stage of the disease?

A. Stabbing leg pain B. Red, raised rash C. Fever D. Patchy hair loss

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Rationale: Tertiary syphilis can cause neurological symptoms like tabes dorsalis, characterized by stabbing leg pain due to nerve damage.

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