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Hemorrhagic stroke is defined as stroke resulting from
 
  A) exposure to secondhand smoke. B) an enlarged heart.
  C) a plaque-blocked vessel. D) a burst blood vessel.

Question 2

Congestive heart failure results in
 
  A) birth defects. B) infection.
  C) an accumulation of plaque in artery walls. D) an enlarged heart.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

D



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