The Condition in Which Excessive Amounts of Synovial Fluid Effuse

question 72

Multiple Choice

The condition in which excessive amounts of synovial fluid effuse into a joint cavity is called

• A) arthroplasty.
• B) ankylosing spondylitis.
• C) synovitis.
• D) chondromalacia.

Understand strategies to reduce health care disparities in various health care settings.

Recognize common forms of biases, stereotyping, and prejudice in health care settings.

Understand the principles of responding to internal feedback and concerns within a healthcare organization.

Recognize the role and impact of social components and needs within healthcare organizations.

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