Which feature best distinguishes an inflammatory exudate from a transudate?
Correct answer: D. Higher protein concentration
- A. Formation from hydrostatic pressure
- B. Clearer fluid appearance
- C. Lower cellular content
- D. Higher protein concentration
Explanation
An exudate forms when vascular permeability increases, allowing protein and cells to escape into tissues. A transudate usually contains little protein and results mainly from altered hydrostatic or osmotic pressure.
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