Answer: a. age d.use of other drugs
Explanation:
Rheumatoid arthritis is a condition when the body's own immune system attack the body tissues. It is associated with pain in the joints. It is associated with the bone erosion and joint deformity.
For client's assessment the age and use of drugs should be considered. The symptoms of the disease starts with the age of 30-50 it is the early onset of the disease and in the age of 60-65 it becomes severe.
The use of drugs will show up the patient's susceptibility to the illness. Some drugs like corticosteriods suppresses the immune response which can make the client susceptible to rheumatoid arthritis and AIDS.
Percentage error is the difference between the estimated number and the actual number in comparison to the actual number expressed in percent format..
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EMT should be concerned about the patient having a risk of infection. The abrasions might get infected so is always a good idea to check to see if the patient might be at risk of an infection.
Best one I have found is (ICD-10) l42.6 For ICD-9 this would be 425.5 Both are listed as Alcoholic Cardiomyopathy.
Don't over do it and make sure to keep it balanced
