Questionnaire

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1. Gout flares usually self-resolve within:

2. The gold standard for the diagnosis of gout is:

3. For the treatment of gout, the preferred ULT first-line therapy is:

4. After the initial gout flare and in the absence of ULT, tophi or subcutaneous deposits usually develop within:

5. Careful clinical evaluation with an understanding of the ACR/EULAR criteria is a reliable primary care approach for the diagnosis of gout.

6. Regarding the causes of hyperuricaemia:

7. The clinical target of ULT is to reduce SU levels to:

8. Atypical manifestations of gout occur more frequently in:

9. Because ULT may precipitate gout flares, it is recommended that concomitant use of low-dose colchicine be continued for 3-6 months after initiation of ULT.

10. Gout is associated with: