When Questions Arise as to Whether Adequate Consent Has Been

When questions arise as to whether adequate consent has been given, some courts take into consideration the information that is ordinarily provided by other physicians. A physician must ___________.

A) reveal to his or her patient such information as a skilled practitioner of good standing would provide under similar circumstance, including the potential of complications
B) disclose to the patient the potential for death associated with a particular procedure
C) disclose the possibility of serious harm associated with a particular procedure
D) disclose the potential complications associated with a proposed procedure