A patient with massive blood transfusion or disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC) is at risk for developing ARDS because of:
A) shock (hypovolemia) .
B) receiving the wrong blood type.
C) fat emboli.
D) blockages in pulmonary blood vessels.
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