After a Terrorist Attack with Biological Weapons, a Patient with Smallpox

After a terrorist attack with biological weapons, a patient with smallpox refuses care and quarantine in hospital. The patient's personal rights to direct her health care:

A) Must be respected because health care providers should not be paternalistic.
B) Should be reviewed in court with an administrative law judge.
C) Are less important than the health of the community and can be ignored.