Which one of the following conditions would you expect to occur in unilateral right-sided heartfailure (failure of the right ventricle)?Increased left atrial pressurePulmonary edemaIncreased pulmonary artery pressurePeripheral edemaNone of these options are correct!

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Which one of the following conditions would you expect to occur in unilateral right-sided heart failure (failure of the right ventricle)? Increased left atrial pressure O Pulmonary edema O Increased pulmonary artery pressure Peripheral edema None of these options are correct!