Which of the following findings is MOST significant in a patient with acute respiratory distress?

A) A regular heart rate of 110 beats/min
B) A family history of pulmonary embolism
C) Prior ICU admission for the same problem
D) Low-grade fever and flu-like symptoms


Answer: C) Prior ICU admission for the same problem

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