A paramedic gives a woman with chronic pain an injection of sterile saline and tells her that it is a narcotic analgesic. The paramedic's action:
A) could result in criminal prosecution.
B) will likely be of therapeutic benefit.
C) is acceptable under the circumstances.
D) demonstrates compassion and empathy.
Answer: A) could result in criminal prosecution.
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True False