Which of the following is the most appropriate laboratory test for monitoring gout therapy over the long-term?

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Monitoring serum urate level is the most appropriate laboratory test for assessing long-term management of gout as it reflects the effectiveness of urate-lowering therapy. ESR and CBC are nonspecific markers of inflammation and do not specifically indicate the status of gout. Serum albumin is a marker of nutritional status and liver function and is not specific to gout.

Which of the Following Is the Most Appropriate Laboratory Test