Discuss with client that are associated with secondary gout

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A client reports an onset of pain in the ankle. The ankle is swollen, red, and extremely sensitive to pressure. The health care provider diagnoses secondary gout and the client asks for more information. What disease state(s) could the nurse discuss with the client that are associated with secondary gout? Select all that apply. hypercholesterolemia osteoarthritis hypothyroidism diabetes mellitus chronic alcohol ingestion.

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