If a legally designated surrogate becomes the client's decision-making agent, an advocate should—

• A. An advocate should faithfully convey the client's relevant medical history and any personal conversations expressing wishes to the surrogate.
• B. An advocate should hide personal conversations from the surrogate to protect confidentiality.
• C. An advocate should only convey medical history if the surrogate asks in writing.
• D. An advocate should directly make decisions for the client when a surrogate is involved.

Answer: (A)