In addition to respiratory support, how is tension pneumothorax diagnosed, stabilized immediately, and definitively treated?

A) Diagnosis is confirmed through chest X-ray, immediate stabilization involves needle decompression, and definitive treatment includes surgical intervention.
B) Diagnosis is confirmed through arterial blood gas analysis, immediate stabilization involves chest tube insertion, and definitive treatment includes antibiotic therapy.
C) Diagnosis is confirmed through bronchoscopy, immediate stabilization involves oxygen therapy, and definitive treatment includes anti-inflammatory medications.
D) Diagnosis is confirmed through electrocardiogram (ECG), immediate stabilization involves thoracentesis, and definitive treatment includes pulmonary rehabilitation.