Multiple Choice
A patient with nephritic syndrome is noted to have a large right-sided pleural effusion and a small to medium-sized left-sided pleural effusion. What would explain this finding?
A) The nephrosis is complicated by CHF.
B) The nephrosis is complicated by pulmonary emboli.
C) This is a common finding in patients with nephrosis.
D) This just a complicated case of nephrosis.
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