A patient’s spouse asks the health care team member if the patient could have developed PTSD from a tour as a soldier

A patient’s spouse asks the health care team member if the patient could have developed PTSD from a tour as a soldier 6 months ago, even though the patient sustained no physical injuries. What is the best response the health care team member can provide? A. “No, that’s not possible. PTSD develops only in people who have experienced severe or life-threatening physical injury.” B. “No. Unless some level of physical injury occurred, even if it was minor, your spouse would not develop what we call PTSD.” C. “Yes, your spouse could have PTSD if emotional trauma was experienced through exposure to terrifying events when in the military.” D. “Yes, PTSD is possible if your spouse experienced a traumatic brain injury—they’re not always easily detectable.”