Answer b is wrong

In New York, a plaintiff suing a physician for malpractice must establish that the treatment the physician rendered a. was unreasonable given the totality of circumstances. b. devated from the standard of care that a reasonably competent plysician practicing anywhere in the United States would render c. deviated from the standard of care of physicians practicing in that community. d. could have been better, even if if met the standard of care that most plyysicians would have rendered. e. none of the above