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99. Choose the correct response. Fibrinous inflammation can be found in the following locations:a) meninges, pleura, pericardium, renal glomerulusb) conjunctival mucosa, lung, mammary glandc) lymph node, lung, cartilaginous tissue, spleend) myocardium, lung, mammary gland, mucosa of the oral cavitye) nasal mucosa, lung, mammary gland, bone tissue
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