A doctor may suspect a pleural effusion based on a person's symptoms and physical examination. Doctors may use auscultation (listening with a stethoscope), percussion (tapping on the chest), and other maneuvers when a pleural effusion is suspected. Most often, pleural effusions are discovered on imaging tests.
I am my significant other. there is no other half of us. we are not a whole. having said that, having someone in your life to love and engage with on a level so many cannot experience, and a person who gives you purpose in life is what is often defined as the significant other. you don't find that person, they don't find you..
These are the main things to look for in discerning about something: 1  it is governed by love, for if it is not, it's worthless (1 Corinthians 13:1-3); 2  it centers us onto Jesus the Christ and Lord (1 Cor 12:3), and His good news;  it directs us to Scripture, not away from it (Isaiah 8:19, 20);