When It Is Said That "Dying Persons Need to Be

When it is said that "dying persons need to be cared about, not just cared for," the implication is that:

A) The role of professional specialists is central to care of the dying.
B) Witnessing the particulars of a dying person's experiences and recognizing its particulars is true care.
C) Only those who are specially trained to do so should offer care to dying persons.
D) The secret of the care of patients is not caring.
E) Good caring is based on the common diagnostic categories into which medicine places its patients