<prompt> Please answer with one of the option in the bracket. Write reasoning in between . Write answer in between .Q:A 68-year-old man presents to the physician for a follow-up examination, accompanied by his spouse. Two years ago, he was diagnosed with localized prostate cancer, for which he underwent radiation therapy. He was recently diagnosed with osteoblastic metastases to the spine and is scheduled to initiate physical therapy next week. In private, the patients spouse says that he has been losing weight and wetting the bed, and she tearfully asks the physician if his prostate cancer has returned. She says that her husband has not spoken to her about his health recently. The patient has previously expressed to the physician that he does not want his spouse to know about his condition because she would worry too much. Which of the following initial statements by the physician is most appropriate?? A: Im sorry, I cant discuss any information with you without his permission. I recommend that you have an open discussion with your husband., B: It concerns me that hes not speaking openly with you. I recommend that you seek medical power of attorney for your husband. Then, we can legally discuss his diagnosis and treatment options together., C: Its difficult to deal with couples who are aging, but I have experience helping families cope. We should sit down with your husband and discuss this situation together., D: Sorry, but because your husbands condition is not classified as a notifiable disease, Im not permitted to discuss his medical information with you without first obtaining his consent., E: Your husband is very ill and may not want you to know the details. I can imagine its frustrating for you, but you have to respect his discretion.,  <response>: This is a question about medical ethics and patient confidentiality. The key points are:- The patient has previously expressed that he does not want his spouse to know details about his medical condition. - The spouse is asking the physician about the patients condition and treatment.- The physician needs to balance respecting the patients wishes with providing appropriate information to the worried spouse.The correct answer should uphold patient confidentiality while providing empathetic guidance to the spouse about discussing her concerns directly with her husband.A: Im sorry, I cant discuss any information with you without his permission. I recommend that you have an open discussion with your husband. 