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Medicine Assessment 45 Question (3/20)

Answer to Question 2 : D

All of the above. The red flags to patients with a non specific upper respiratory infection include symptoms that persist longer than two weeks. Sinus pain. Confusion.

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What is temporal arteritis?

A - Produces a throbbing headache.
B - Inflammation of blood vessels on the scalp temple.
C - Also known as Giant cell arteritis and commonly affects individuals over the age of 50.
D - All of the above.

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Medicine Assessment 45 Question (3/20)

All of the above. The red flags to patients with a non specific upper respiratory infection include symptoms that persist longer than two weeks. Sinus pain. Confusion.

What is temporal arteritis?

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