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An angina attack in a patient with a known cardiac problem immediately after a tooth extraction was most probably precipitated by
the stress resulting from the treatment
the use of a vasoconstrictor in the anesthetic agent.
a delayed allergic reaction to the anesthetic agent.
a sudden repositioning of the patient into an upright position.
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