A patient with severe ahritis suddenly becomes unable to move his arms or legs. He is admitted to the neurology floor of the hospital, but his quadriplegia does not improve with time. If the quadriplegia is due to his ahritis, which of the following types of ahritis does this patient most likely have?
A patient with severe ahritis suddenly becomes unable to move his arms or legs. He is admitted to the neurology floor of the hospital, but his quadriplegia does not improve with time. If the quadriplegia is due to his ahritis, which of the following types of ahritis does this patient most likely have?
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A patient with severe ahritis suddenly becomes unable to move his arms or legs. He is admitted to the neurology floor of the hospital, but his quadriplegia does not improve with time. If the quadriplegia is due to his ahritis, which of the following types of ahritis does this patient most likely have?
✓ Correct Answer: D. Rheumatoid ahritis
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