**Question 20**Pancarditis manifests as inflammation of:- a. Endocardium- b. Myocardium- c. Pericardium- d. All the above- e. None of the above(The option "d. All the above" is selected.)**Diagrams and Further Explanation**This question is part of a multiple-choice questionnaire. It addresses the medical condition known as pancarditis, which involves inflammation of all layers of the heart wall, including the endocardium, myocardium, and pericardium. Understanding this condition is crucial for grasping how systemic inflammatory processes can affect the heart.

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QUESTION 20 Pancarditis manifests as inflammation of: O a. Endocardium O b. Myocardium Oc Pericardium d. All the above O e. None of the above

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