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46. Which of these choices contains the six elements necessary for malpractice?A. Causation, foreseeability, damages to the patient, a duty that was owed to the client and this duty was breached, and direct rather than indirect harm to the client.B. Causation, foreseeability, damages to the patient, a duty that was owed to the client and this duty was breached, and direct and/or indirect harm to the client.C. Causation, correlation, damages to the patient, a duty that was owed to the client and this duty was breached, and direct and/or indirect harm to the client.D. Causation, foreseeability, damages to the patient, a duty that was owed to the client and this duty was breached, and a medical license.
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