Gout is a condition characterised by joint inflammation due to:
a. deposits of sodium urate crystals in joints andtendons
b. a build-up of osteoblasts in joints and tendons.
c. deposits of sodium chloride crystals in joints andtendons.
d. an autoimmune response of joints and tendons.
a
Gout is a condition characterised by joint inflammation
due to deposits of sodium urate crystals in joints and tendons.
Causes include a metabolic defect responsible for increased
serum uric acid production and impaired excretion of uric
acid by kidneys.
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