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A 75-year-old obese man was hospitalized for severe shortness of breath and swelling of his legs. Crackles and rhonchi were heard on auscultation of the chest. He had no fever. He had a history of several heart attacks and longstanding hypertension.

The most likely cause of pulmonary findings is
A. epiglottitis
B. left-sided heart failure
C. right-sided heart failure
D. emphysema
E. chronic bronchitis

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