The nurse is discussing the seriousness of a patient's hepatitis C diagnosis. The nurse says, "One of the problems you will face is that about ________% of patients with hepatitis C go on to develop chronic hepatitis

Fill in the blank(s) with correct word


70

Rationale: About 70% of patients infected with HCV proceed to chronic hepatitis.

Global Rationale: About 70% of patients infected with HCV proceed to chronic hepatitis.

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