Which of the following terms refers to severe, generalized edema, which may occur as a result of fluid volume excess?
A)Ascites
B)Anasarca
C)Hypervolemia
D)Orthopnea

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A)Anasarca refers to severe, generalized edema, which may occur due to fluid volume excess. Ascites refers to excess fluid in the peritoneal cavity. Hypervolemia is an excess of intravascular fluid. Orthopnea is difficulty breathing when supine.
B)Anasarca refers to severe, generalized edema, which may occur due to fluid volume excess. Ascites refers to excess fluid in the peritoneal cavity. Hypervolemia is an excess of intravascular fluid. Orthopnea is difficulty breathing when supine.
C)Anasarca refers to severe, generalized edema, which may occur due to fluid volume excess. Ascites refers to excess fluid in the peritoneal cavity. Hypervolemia is an excess of intravascular fluid. Orthopnea is difficulty breathing when supine.
D)Anasarca refers to severe, generalized edema, which may occur due to fluid volume excess. Ascites refers to excess fluid in the peritoneal cavity. Hypervolemia is an excess of intravascular fluid. Orthopnea is difficulty breathing when supine.

Which of the Following Terms Refers to Severe, Generalized Edema