A client has developed an anorectal abscess. Which client is at most risk for the development of this type of abscess?
A) A client with Crohn's disease
B) A client with hemorrhoids
C) A client with colon cancer
D) A client with diverticulosis
A
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An anorectal abscess is common in clients with Crohn's disease. The other disorders do not predispose the client to risk for anorectal abscess.
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