The malpractice of a physician does not cause injury or loss to third parties,except when the patient dies or is permanently disabled because of the physician's:

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Negligence refers to a failure to take reasonable care, which can result in harm to a patient. In cases where a physician's negligence results in the death or permanent disability of a patient, this can cause injury or loss to third parties such as family members who depend on the patient for support. Therefore, option B is the best choice. The other options (temperament, discrimination, harassment) do not necessarily relate to the medical care provided and may not result in injury to the patient or third parties.

The Malpractice of a Physician Does Not Cause Injury or Loss