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CLINICALPATHOLOGY-211
PERICARDIAL EFFUSION analysis: which CAUSE produces a haemorrhagic (bloody) pericardial effusion MOST COMMONLY?
A. Viral pericarditis
B. MALIGNANCY (metastatic cancer — lung, breast, lymphoma) and TB — most common causes of haemorrhagic pericardial effusion
C. Bacterial pericarditis
D. Uraemic pericarditis
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