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21. A 58-year-old white man comes to the office because of a mass in his neck for the past 2 months. He says, "My voice is bad and sometimes I can't catch my breath." He is a construction worker and has a long history of alcohol abuse and cigarette smoking. Vital signs are normal. Physical examination shows a large mass in the floor of the mouth, extending to the tonsillar fossa. A 4H5-cm mass is noted in the right anterior triangle of the neck. The greatest immediate risk to the patient is which of the following?

A

) Airway obstruction

B

) Aspiration

C

) Bleeding

D

) Sepsis

E

) Stroke
a
the diagnosis here is cancer...i think bleeding makes sense..what do u think?
Aa
A........
aa