A Patient Comes to the Outpatient Clinic Complaining of Jaw

A patient comes to the outpatient clinic complaining of jaw pain and asks the nurse what might be some causes. The nurse explains to the patient that jaw pain is related to:

A) Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder, teeth grinding, or temporal arteritis.
B) TMJ disorder, xerostomia, allergies, or goiter.
C) TMJ disorder, rhinorrhea, sinusitis, or epistaxis.
D) TMJ disorder, teeth grinding, or cardiac conditions.