A patient with rheumatoid arthritis has experienced increasing pain and progressing inflammation of the hands and feet. What would be the expected goal of the likely prescribed treatment regimen? O minimizing damage O promoting sleep O eradicating pain O eliminating deformities

A disease is diagnosed by a discussion of the things you are feeling. This is an example of of a disease. O None of the listed answers are correct. O Symptoms O Signs

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Which of the following statements about disease modifying therapies (DMT) is FALSE? O Only one of the 12 approved DMT is approved to treat PPMS O DMT have no side effects O There is evidence that early treatment with DMT reduces the risk of relapses and disability compared to later treatment O DMT are approved when government agencies find that their benefits far outweigh their risks