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    What Finding on the Chest Radiograph Is Typical for a Viral
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What Finding on the Chest Radiograph Is Typical for a Viral

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Question 3

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What finding on the chest radiograph is typical for a viral pneumonia?


A) interstitial infiltrates
B) lobar consolidation
C) patchy infiltrate surrounding one bronchus or several bronchi
D) pleural effusion

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