question: Q:A 32-year-old man visits his primary care physician for a routine health maintenance examination. During the examination, he expresses concerns about not wanting to become a father. He has been sexually active and monogamous with his wife for the past 5 years, and they inconsistently use condoms for contraception. He tells the physician that he would like to undergo vasectomy. His wife is also a patient under the care of the physician and during her last appointment, she expressed concerns over being prescribed any drugs that could affect her fertility because she would like to conceive soon. Which of the following is the most appropriate action by the physician regarding this patient's wish to undergo vasectomy?? 
  {'A': 'Insist that the patient returns with his wife to discuss the risks and benefits of the procedure together', 'B': "Explain the procedure's benefits, alternatives, and potential complications", 'C': 'Refer the patient to a psychotherapist to discuss his reluctance to have children', 'D': "Call the patient's wife to obtain her consent for the procedure", 'E': 'Discourage the patient from undergoing the procedure because his wife wants children'},