Answer: An above-normal anti-deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) test
Explanation: Laboratory results specific for SLE include an above-normal anti-DNA test, a positive antinuclear antibody test, and a positive lupus erythematosus cell test. Because the anti-DNA test rarely is positive in other diseases, this test is important in diagnosing SLE. (The anti-DNA antibody level may be depressed in clients who are in remission from SLE.) Decreased total serum complement levels indicate active SLE
“Anterior” is the anatomical word to refer to something that is located in front of something else or something that is “toward the front” so I think that would be your best answer.
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that’s the only negative effect
This will help to insure that these laws are not broken by any members of the team, therefore avoiding the consequences and providing the safest possible outcome for the patient
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