Which two clinical findings are NOT typical for congestive heart failure patients?
A)Dyspnea and cough
B)Reduced exercise tolerance and anxiety
C)Inspiratory crackles and peripheral pallor
D)Bradycardia and warm extremities

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Bradycardia and warm extremities are not typical clinical findings in congestive heart failure patients. Dyspnea, cough, reduced exercise tolerance, anxiety, inspiratory crackles, and peripheral pallor are all common symptoms or signs of congestive heart failure.

Which Two Clinical Findings Are NOT Typical for Congestive Heart