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    Which Type of Fluid Is Milky in Appearance and Is
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Which Type of Fluid Is Milky in Appearance and Is

Question 1

Question 1

Multiple Choice

Which type of fluid is milky in appearance and is formed from long-standing effusions resulting from chronic conditions?


A) Transudate
B) Pseudochylous
C) Exudates
D) Chylous

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