Necrosis of respiratory epithelial cells and shedding of serous and ciliated cells of the respiratory tract produce which common symptom of influenza?
A)Malaise
B)Coryza
C)Cough
D)Rhinorrhea

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A)Shedding of serous and ciliated cells of the respiratory tract leads to rhinorrhea, or a runny nose. Serous cells are replaced more rapidly than ciliated cells, leading to continued cough and coryza. Malaise is a general symptom of influenza and is not directly related to the shedding of cells from the respiratory tract.
B)Shedding of serous and ciliated cells of the respiratory tract leads to rhinorrhea, or a runny nose. Serous cells are replaced more rapidly than ciliated cells, leading to continued cough and coryza. Malaise is a general symptom of influenza and is not directly related to the shedding of cells from the respiratory tract.
C)Shedding of serous and ciliated cells of the respiratory tract leads to rhinorrhea, or a runny nose. Serous cells are replaced more rapidly than ciliated cells, leading to continued cough and coryza. Malaise is a general symptom of influenza and is not directly related to the shedding of cells from the respiratory tract.
D)Shedding of serous and ciliated cells of the respiratory tract leads to rhinorrhea, or a runny nose. Serous cells are replaced more rapidly than ciliated cells, leading to continued cough and coryza. Malaise is a general symptom of influenza and is not directly related to the shedding of cells from the respiratory tract.

Necrosis of Respiratory Epithelial Cells and Shedding of Serous and Ciliated