<prompt> Please answer with one of the option in the bracket. Write reasoning in between . Write answer in between .Q:A 47-year-old alcoholic man presents to the office for a 72-hour history of intense right hemithorax pain. He also complains of fever, chills, and sweating that started 10 days ago, as well as persistent coughing with abundant malodorous sputum. Chest radiography shows a round consolidation with hydro-aerial levels in the middle third of the right hemithorax. Sputum samples for a direct exam, culture, and bradykinin BK are sent. What is the correct diagnosis?? A: Bronchiectasis, B: Bronchopulmonary sequestration, C: Lung abscess, D: Tuberculosis, E: Lung cancer,  <response>: Based on the description, the key findings are:- 47-year-old alcoholic man - Intense right hemithorax pain for 3 days- Fever, chills, sweating for 10 days- Persistent cough with malodorous sputum- Chest X-ray showing round consolidation with hydro-aerial levels in right middle lung field- Sputum samples sent for analysisThis presentation is most consistent with a lung abscess. The prolonged symptoms, malodorous sputum, and chest X-ray findings of a round consolidation with air fluid levels point towards an abscess. Alcoholism is a risk factor. Sputum studies will help confirm the diagnosis.C: Lung abscess 