Ruth t., an 88-year-old patient with osteoarthritis, arrives at the physician’s office complaining of ringing in her ears. the patient explains that she has been taking aspirin for her arthritis. the physician explains that she is suffering from an adverse effect of high-dose aspirin therapy.

Tinnitus

Explanation:

Tinnitus is a tinnitus in the head, which is not related to any psychic problem, but can be caused as a side effect of high doses of aspirin. Noise can be experienced in the head, one or both ears. Tinnitus can vary greatly between individuals, so you can  find different types of tinnitus, which vary considerably among themselves, as well as in intensity. Some people describe tinnitus as a high-pitched whistle, while others consider tinnitus as a buzzing noise or sound like frying, yet some describe tinnitus as heartbeat-like beats, known as pulsating tinnitus.

answer///cannot be totally predicted;

the correct answer is yes the patient would be successful