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| | 10/06/08 - 05:17 AM  
 
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A 51-year-old man has pain in the right knee, lower back, right distal fifth finger, and neck. He notices that the joints feel stiff in the morning. Some joint crepitus is audible on moving the knee. Serum calcium, phosphorus, alkaline phosphatase, and uric acid levels are normal. The most likely diagnosis for this constellation of findings is 0 (A) Paget disease of bone O (B) Osteoarthritis O (C) Gout O (D) Multiple myeloma O (E) Rheumatoid arthritis
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| match2010 Forum Senior

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| | 10/06/08 - 05:36 AM  
 
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E ....rheumatoid arthritis
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| brainstem Forum Guru

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| | 10/06/08 - 05:59 AM  
 
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B 4 sure
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| carina Forum Elite

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| | 10/06/08 - 06:03 AM  
 
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14. (B) Osteoarthritis is a common problem of aging, and a variety of joints, from large, weight-bearing joints to small joints, can be involved. Joint stiffness in the morning is also a common feature. Paget disease does not cause arthritis and is marked by an increase in the alkaline phos- phatase concentration. Gouty arthritis occurs in patients with elevated serum levels of uric acid. Multiple myeloma can produce lytic lesions in bone but does not typically involve joints. Rheumatoid arthritis can involve large or small joints. It is typically associated with symmetric in- volvement of small joints of hands and feet.
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