A patient asks what the major difference between the between the New York Heart Association (NYHA) and American Heart Association/American College of Cardiologists (AHA/ACC) heart failure classification schemes is.The nurse should answer that:
A) The NYHA classifications omit asymptomatic patients.
B) The AHA/ACC classifications include extra classifications for the most severe patients.
C) The AHA/ACC classifications include patients who do not have heart failure, but are at risk.
D) There is no true difference between the classifications.
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