This is my question with part A,B, and C

Use SPSS to perform the following analyses with the stenosis_2014.sav dataset. Use "Gender" as your exposure (row variable) and "disease" as your outcome (column variable). What is the expected count for women for the presence of aortic stenosis? O A. 49.7 O B. 59.3 O C. 109 O D.57.7 What is the chi-square for the crosstab of Gender and disease? 0 72=-14 O 2-14 O 7 2=215 Correctly interpret the odds ratio for the association between gender and aortic stenosis. The odds of aortic stenosis among women is 1.613 times (95%% CI: 1.242. 2.096) the odds of aortic stenosis among men. The odds of aortic stenosis among women is 0.350 times (95% CI: 0.201, 0.610) the odds of aortic stenosis among men. The odds of aortic stenosis among men is 0.350 times (95%% CL: 0,201, 0.610) the odds of aortic stenosis among women. The risk of aortic stenosis among women is 0.350 times (959% CI: 0.201, 0.610) the risk of aortic stenosis among men