MCQ
When joint becomes inflamed and painful, condition is called
- ARheumatism
- BSprain
- ✓Gouty arthritis
- DOsteoarthritis
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
Gouty arthritis
c
(c) If synovial fluid is undersecreted, the joint becomes inflammed and painful. This condition is called osteoarthritis.
(c) If synovial fluid is undersecreted, the joint becomes inflammed and painful. This condition is called osteoarthritis.
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