Question ID:PT91 S2 Q7 Passage:Ethicist:  This hospital's ethics code states that hospital staff must not deceive patients about their medical treatment. But we know that Dr. Faris administered medication A to a patient and informed him that it would help him sleep. Medication A has no known sleep-inducing properties. So, Dr. Faris is clearly in violation of the ethics code, despite the fact that the patient's sleep did improve after taking medication A. Stem:Which one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the ethicist's argument? Correct Answer Choice:CChoice A:Dr. Faris was aware that medication A had no known sleep-inducing properties. Choice B:A committee at the hospital is currently considering revisions to the hospital's ethics code. Choice C:Medication A is a pain reliever that can indirectly lead to sleep due to a reduction in the patient's discomfort. Choice D:Several other members of the hospital staff prescribed medication A to patients who had trouble sleeping. Choice E:Dr. Faris knew that the patient was not taking any other medications that have sleep-inducing properties.