<prompt> Please answer with one of the option in the bracket. Write reasoning in between . Write answer in between .Q:A 73-year-old man is admitted to the hospital for jaundice and weight loss. He is an immigrant from the Dominican Republic and speaks little English. A CT scan is performed showing a large mass at the head of the pancreas. When you enter the room to discuss these results with the patient, his daughter and son ask to speak with you outside of the patients room. They express their desire to keep these results from their father, who is happy and would prefer not to know his poor prognosis. What is the appropriate response in this situation?? A: Explore the reasoning behind the childrens reluctance to have their father know his prognosis, B: Tell the children that you are obligated to tell the father his prognosis, C: Respect the childrens wishes to hold prognosis information from their father, D: Deliver the information in English so that you have not withheld information but the patient will not understand, E: Bring the situation to the hospital ethics panel,  <response>: This is an ethical dilemma regarding whether to disclose a poor prognosis to a patient when the patients family members request to withhold that information. The key considerations are the patients autonomyright to know his diagnosis and prognosis versus the familys wishes. Additional factors are the language barrier and the patients current state of happinesslack of distress.Legally and ethically, the default is to disclose medical information to the patient. However, there may be cultural factors at play regarding the familys request. More information is needed on the reasoning behind the familys request before making a firm decision.A: Explore the reasoning behind the childrens reluctance to have their father know his prognosis 