Answer:
B
Explanation:
I'm pretty sure it's B, because I've had this same exact question yesterday. If it's not right, please don't be mad at me!
Answer:
Clinical and Non-Clinical
The patient could have been experiencing constrictive pericarditis in which they respond to the conditions that the patient is experiencing above. This is a cardiovascular inflammation that enables the pericardum to lose its elasticity in which they are the ones who are responsible in surrounding the heart and promotes its elasticity. With this inflammation, this could make the pericardium rigid and lose its elasticity.
