Nurse notes patient has crackles and dyspnea

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Upon assessment, the nurse notes a patient has crackles and dyspnea. What does this indicate? The patient's right side of the heart is affected. The patient's left side of the heart is affected. The patient has systolic heart failure. The patient has diastolic heart failure.

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