<prompt> Please answer with one of the option in the bracket. Write reasoning in between . Write answer in between .Q:A 16-year-old girl is brought to the emergency room with hyperextension of the cervical spine caused by a trampoline injury. After ruling out the possibility of hemorrhagic shock, she is diagnosed with quadriplegia with neurogenic shock. The physical examination is most likely to reveal which of the following constellation of findings?? A: Pulse: 110min; blood pressure: 8850 mm Hg; respirations: 26min; normal rectal tone on digital rectal examination DRE; normal muscle power and sensations in the limbs, B: Pulse: 99min; blood pressure: 18890 mm Hg; respirations: 33min; loss of rectal tone on DRE; reduced muscle power and absence of sensations in the limbs, C: Pulse: 56min; blood pressure: 8840 mm Hg; respirations: 22min; loss of rectal tone on DRE; reduced muscle power and absence of sensations in the limbs, D: Pulse: 54min; blood pressure: 8844 mm Hg; respirations: 26min; increased rectal tone on DRE; normal muscle power and sensations in the limbs, E: Pulse: 116min; blood pressure: 8040 mm Hg; respirations: 16min; loss of rectal tone on DRE; reduced muscle power and absence of sensations in the limbs,  <response>: This is a clinical vignette describing a 16-year-old girl with a cervical spine injury leading to quadriplegia and neurogenic shock. The question is asking to identify the most likely physical exam findings in neurogenic shock. Key points:- Neurogenic shock occurs due to loss of sympathetic tone leading to vasodilation and bradycardia. - There will be loss of rectal tone and sensationsreflexes below the level of injury.- Blood pressure will be low but heart rate may be normallow depending on degree of injury.C: Pulse: 56min; blood pressure: 8840 mm Hg; respirations: 22min; loss of rectal tone on DRE; reduced muscle power and absence of sensations in the limbs 