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Which statement made by a patient helps the examiner differentiate osteoarthritis from RA? a. "I have swelling and pain in my joints." b. "I notice a crackling sound when I move my joints." c. "I get extremely tired by mid-morning, even when I sleep well." d. "I used to play the piano when I was younger."
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