When the Heart Cannot Maintain Its Regular Pumping Rate, Fluids

question 62

Multiple Choice

When the heart cannot maintain its regular pumping rate, fluids back up, causing a condition known as pulmonary edema, which is associated with

• A) sudden cardiac death.
• B) a cerebrovascular accident.
• C) congestive heart failure.
• D) coronary heart disease.

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