Supermodel Jane Peterson,famously Known Simply as JP,has Been the Top

Supermodel Jane Peterson,famously known simply as JP,has been the top Victoria Secret model for the past 3 years.She attends a New Year's Eve party at the home of the famous rapper Doobie Doggy Doug,known as Triple D.Triple D provides lots of free alcohol and even some marijuana.JP drinks the free alcohol and smokes a few joints over the course of the evening.She then unwisely gets into her Ferrari to drive home,but in her inebriated state she crashes into a pole and is unconscious.Upon being transported to the emergency ward of the hospital,she regains consciousness.She tells the nurse that under no conditions can the doctor use a scalpel anywhere on her body;she would rather die than have a scar on her perfect body,the body with which she makes a living.The emergency doctor uses a scalpel to remove some glass that lay dangerously close to some nerves and arteries.After the successful procedure,JP sues the doctor for the tort of battery.At court,the doctor proves that without his actions JP would likely have died or had severe complications.Which of the following is false?

A) Doctors are possibly liable for the tort of battery if they fail to get the consent of the patient before performing any procedure.
B) Doctors are possibly liable for the tort of battery if they fail to inform the patient of the possible risks of any procedure
C) Doctors are not liable for the tort of battery if the patient does not give consent in an emergency situation but the patient lacks the capacity to give consent.
D) Doctors are only liable for the tort of battery if the religious beliefs of a patient are violated
E) Doctors are never liable for the tort of battery if the patient gives consent but later revokes the consent.