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What happens to the polymorphonuclear cells when monosodium urate crystals are increased in number?
What happens to the polymorphonuclear cells when monosodium urate crystals are increased in number?
- They engulf the crystals and their plasma membrane is disrupted, releasing cytokines and chemokines. (correct)
- They release cytokines and chemokines that reduce inflammation and swelling.
- They multiply rapidly to combat the increasing number of crystals.
- They die immediately, causing the inflammation and swelling to cease.
What is the typical duration of an acute gout attack?
What is the typical duration of an acute gout attack?
- Several years to a decade
- A few weeks to a few months
- Several days to a week (correct)
- A few months to a year
What is the most common feature of gout?
What is the most common feature of gout?
- Nodule appearance in the skin of affected joints
- Edema in and around the affected joint
- Permanent joint stiffness, damage, and deformity
- Inflammation, swelling, and severe pain in the affected joints and skin around (correct)
What is the likely outcome of untreated chronic gout?
What is the likely outcome of untreated chronic gout?
What is the most affected joint in gout?
What is the most affected joint in gout?
What happens to the joints over time if gout is left untreated?
What happens to the joints over time if gout is left untreated?
What is characteristic of chronic gout?
What is characteristic of chronic gout?
What is a common feature of gout in addition to inflammation and swelling?
What is a common feature of gout in addition to inflammation and swelling?
What is the difference between acute and chronic gout?
What is the difference between acute and chronic gout?
What is the result of the release of cytokines and chemokines in gout?
What is the result of the release of cytokines and chemokines in gout?
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