The nurse is assessing the client's nasal mucosa and notes the presence of a thin, watery discharge. The client complains of sneezing and nasal congestion. Based on this data, which does the nurse suspect?
A) Rhinitis.
B) Perforated septum.
C) Previous epistaxis.
D) Nasal polyps.
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