<prompt> Please answer with one of the option in the bracket. Write reasoning in between . Write answer in between .Q:A mother brings her 10 month-old boy to the pediatrician for a check-up. His birth was without complications and his development to-date has been progressing normally. He currently crawls, pulls himself up to standing, says mama and dada nonspecifically, and responds when called by his name. However, his mother is concerned, as she has noted over the past several weeks that he has periods where he stops breathing when he gets frightened or upset. These episodes last for 20-30 seconds and are accompanied by his lips and face become bluish. His breathing has always resumed normally within 45 seconds after the start of the episode, and he acts normally afterwards. One instance resulted in the child passing out for a 5-10 seconds before a spontaneous recovery. Which of the following is the most appropriate management of this patients condition?? A: Education and reassurance of the mother, B: Echocardiogram, C: Electroencephalogram, D: Basic metabolic panel, E: Lung spirometry,  <response>: This is a clinical case about a 10 month old infant with episodes of apnea cessation of breathing and cyanosis bluish discoloration when upset or frightened. The episodes are brief, self-resolving, and not associated with any other concerning symptoms. The key finding is the apnea and cyanosis triggered by frightupset, which is classic for breath-holding spells. These are benign, involuntary events seen in some infantschildren and do not indicate any underlying cardiopulmonary or neurologic disease. Choice A is correct because the mainstay of management for breath-holding spells is providing education and reassurance to caregivers. The other tests in choices B-E are unnecessary and would not provide any useful diagnostic information.A: Education and reassurance of the mother 