David and Patty are roommates in an apartment. David was annoyed with Patty because she had recently borrowed David's suede leather jacket. Patty had not asked David first and David discovered it was now badly stained. Determined to make Patty's life miserable, David sprinkled itching powder on the shag rug in Patty's bedroom. Because the itching powder and shag rug were both off-white, the presence of the itching powder was not obvious. David knew that Patty usually did about an hour of stretching exercises each night, and knew that Patty usually did her exercises barefoot. As expected, Patty's feet touched the itching powder. Unknown to Patty or David, Patty was allergic to the powder. When her feet came in contact with the powder, Patty had a severe allergic reaction and ended up in the emergency room. She was out of work for six months and one of her feet had to be amputated. In bringing a claim against David, Patty could at most recover:

Group of answer choices

1 Nominal damages.

2 Nominal damages and medical expenses.

3 Medical expenses, any lost wages, pain and suffering.

4 Medical expenses, any lost wages, pain and suffering, and punitive damages