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A client has been readmitted for right lower lobe pneumonia. The client asks why he keeps getting pneumonia on the right side and not the left.

Based on this information, which point will help a nurse emphasize with the client why the right bronchus is more susceptible to fluids or foreign objects than the left? A) The right bronchus is short.
B) The right bronchus is narrow.
C) The right lung has three lobes.
D) The left lung has two lobes.

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