Question ID:PT89 S2 Q14 Passage:In a study, six medical students were each separately presented with the same patient, whose symptoms could be the result of any one of several medical conditions. The attending physician asked each student a leading question of the form, "What tests should we order to try to rule out a diagnosis of X?" where X was filled in with a different medical condition for each student. A week later each student was presented with a patient having similar symptoms in the presence of a different attending physician who asked for a diagnosis without asking any leading questions. Each student began by testing the diagnosis that had been suggested by the original attending physician. Stem:Which one of the following statements is most strongly supported by the information above? Correct Answer Choice:AChoice A:On the second occasion, none of the medical students began by testing the same diagnosis as any of the other medical students. Choice B:At most one of the medical students knew which of the several medical conditions was most likely to lead to the patients' symptoms. Choice C:The second attending physician was unaware of the results of the students' encounter with the first attending physician. Choice D:On the second occasion, exactly one of the students tested for the medical condition that actually caused the patient's symptoms. Choice E:At least some of the medical students were unaware that the patients' symptoms could be the result of medical conditions other than the one suggested by the original attending physician.