The rationale for administration of a fibrinolytic agent is
A) dilation of the blocked coronary artery.
B) anticoagulation to prevent formation of new emboli.
C) dissolution of atherosclerotic plaque at the site of blockage.
D) restoration of blood flow to the obstructed coronary artery via lysis of the thrombus.
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