<prompt> Please answer with one of the option in the bracket. Write reasoning in between . Write answer in between .Q:A 19-year-old woman comes to the physician for a routine examination. She has one sexual partner, with whom she had unprotected sexual intercourse 3 days ago. She does not desire a pregnancy and is interested in a reliable and long-term contraceptive method. She has read in detail about the reliability, adverse-effects, health risks, and effective duration of intrauterine devices IUD as a birth control method. She requests the physician to prescribe and place an IUD for her. The physician feels that providing contraception would be a violation of her religious beliefs. Which of the following responses by the physician is most appropriate?? A: Prescribing any means of contraception is against my religious beliefs, but as a doctor, I am obliged to place the IUD for you., B: I need to discuss this with my pastor before I decide whether to insert an IUD, as this is against my religious beliefs., C: I can understand your need for the IUD, but I cannot place it for you due to my religious beliefs. I would be happy to refer you to a colleague who could do it., D: I understand your concerns, but I cannot place the IUD for you due to my religious beliefs. I recommend you use condoms instead., E: First, I would like to perform an STD panel since you are sexually active.,  <response>: This is a medical ethics question involving a physicians religious beliefs potentially conflicting with a patients request for contraception. The key factors are:- The patient is a 19-year-old woman interested in long-term, reliable contraception and has researched and requests an IUD. - The physician feels that providing contraception would violate their religious beliefs.- The physician should balance their own beliefs with the medical needs and autonomy of the patient. The most appropriate response should acknowledge the patients request, explain the physicians inability to provide the IUD due to religious beliefs, and offer an alternative provider who can fulfill the patients request.C: I can understand your need for the IUD, but I cannot place it for you due to my religious beliefs. I would be happy to refer you to a colleague who could do it. 