<prompt> Please answer with one of the option in the bracket. Write reasoning in between . Write answer in between .Q:A 43-year-old male visits the emergency room around 4 weeks after getting bitten by a bat during a cave diving trip. After cleansing the wound with water, the patient reports that he felt well enough not to seek medical attention immediately following his trip. He does endorse feeling feverish in the past week but a new onset of photophobia and irritability led him to seek help today. What would the post-mortem pathology report show if the patient succumbs to this infection?? A: Psammoma bodies, B: Pick bodies, C: Heinz bodies, D: Negri bodies, E: Howell-Jolly bodies,  <response>: This is a question about rabies infection. The patient was bitten by a bat 4 weeks ago and is now presenting with symptoms including fever, photophobia, and irritability. The question asks what would be seen on post-mortem pathology if the patient dies from this infection. Rabies is caused by the rabies virus and affects the central nervous system. A key pathological finding in rabies infection is the presence of Negri bodies, which are cytoplasmic inclusions found in neurons. Negri bodies contain rabies antigen and are a classic histological finding in rabies encephalitis. The other options describe pathological findings unrelated to rabies infection:A Psammoma bodies - seen in meningiomas and papillary thyroid carcinoma B Pick bodies - seen in Alzheimers diseaseC Heinz bodies - seen in hemolytic anemias D Howell-Jolly bodies - seen in aspleniaD: Negri bodies 