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ANS :- ) option B is correct ans to this question because as mentioned in the statement thelocation of the valve that is rt second intercostal space just near to the rt sternal boarder
AORTIC STENOSIS it is the problem that mainly occurs due to narrowing of the aortic valve because stenosis means narrowing that acn occur due to congenital heart defect in the childer and due to rheumatic ever or due to calcium deposition in case of adults
the main symptoms that can be seen in aortic stenosis are
- abnormal heart sound
- fatigue fainting SOB etc
- heart palpitation
- and in case of children the main symptoms that can be seen are not gaining enough weight and not eating properly
surgical treatment can be the effective treatment to remove this narrowing
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