[Answered]: A 60-year-old patient with an unremarkable medical…

A 60-year-old patient with an unremarkable medical history was discovered collapsed on the street devoid of both a pulse and respirations. There were no witnesses to the event. Emergency services arrived five minutes after being called and managed to successfully resuscitate the patient, restoring spontaneous respirations and establishing a regular heart rate and rhythm.Subsequent hospital imaging, however, disclosed evidence of widespread brain ischemia. What is the most probable cause of these observed imaging findings? Embolic stroke hypertension induced global ischemic stroke thrombotic stroke cryptogenic stroke