Noninflammatory joint disease is differentiated from inflammatory joint disease by all of the following factors except:
A) the absence of synovial membrane inflammation.
B) the lack of systemic signs and symptoms.
C) normal synovial fluid.
D) the presence of pain.

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Noninflammatory joint disease may cause pain, which is also a common symptom associated with inflammatory joint disease. The factors that differentiate noninflammatory joint disease from inflammatory joint disease include the absence of synovial membrane inflammation, the lack of systemic signs and symptoms, and normal synovial fluid.

Noninflammatory Joint Disease Is Differentiated from Inflammatory Joint Disease by All