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(Question 42 of 42)


42. Concerning pulmonary sarcoidosis, which of the following is (are) true?

(X-type question - select all correct answers)

    A) Bilateral hilar adenopathy and interstitial infiltrates are consistent with stage III disease.
    B) Isolated posterior mediastinal adenopathy is not unusual.
    C) Sarcoidosis is a common predisposing condition for mycetoma formation.
    D) Laboratory abnormalities, including blood eosinophilia and hypercalcemia, are common.
    E) Pleural effusion is a common associated finding.

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