If a Virus Has Caused Inflammation Resulting in Endothelial Dysfunction

If a virus has caused inflammation resulting in endothelial dysfunction, an excessive amount of endothelins in the blood can result in

A) arterial wall weakening resulting in aneurysm formation.
B) release of excess fatty plaque causing numerous pulmonary emboli.
C) contraction of the underlying smooth muscles within the vessels.
D) overproduction of growth factors resulting in new vessel production.