What policy is in place to ensure that we recommend the safest lens choice for the patient?

• A. Duty to warn
• B. Duty to protect
• C. Customer satisfaction policy
• D. Privacy policy

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is the obligation to inform patients about safety risks so they can make safer choices. Duty to warn covers when a clinician must disclose known risks associated with a lens option, ensuring the patient understands potential hazards and can choose the safer alternative. This helps prevent harm from an unsafe lens choice by providing the necessary information for an informed decision.

Privacy policy is about protecting patient data, which isn’t about choosing safe lens options. Customer satisfaction policy focuses on the patient experience and satisfaction rather than safety risks. Duty to protect deals with preventing harm to others (or from a patient to others) and isn’t the primary mechanism for guiding a patient to the safest lens choice.