Question 203 · LEK · Juvenile idiopathic arthritis
Which joints are most frequently involved in the oligoarthritis onset of juvenile idiopathic arthritis?
- A. small joints of the hands.
- B. hips.
- C. knees.
- D. ankles.
- E. spine.
Hint
Oligoarticular JIA typically affects a few large lower-limb joints in young girls; pick the single most common one.
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