Exudate fluids usually result from:
A) Cardiac insufficiency
B) Inflammation of the serous membrane
C) Abnormal electrolyte balance
D) Lack of protein in the diet

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Exudate fluids result from an inflammatory response that increases vascular permeability and leads to the accumulation of fluid, cells, and cellular debris in the affected tissue or serous membrane. Cardiac insufficiency may lead to edema, which is a different type of fluid buildup, and abnormal electrolyte balance or lack of protein in the diet do not directly cause exudate fluid formation.

Exudate Fluids Usually Result From