Determinants of Patient Costs. What factors determine how much the policyholder must pay for a given claim? (Select the best answer below.) OA. The amount of the deductible, the coinsurance specified in the policy, coverage limits, and stop-loss provisions all determine the amount you might be required to pay for a given claim. OB. The amount of the deductible, the coinsurance specified in the policy, the amount of additional fees charged by your PCP, and stop-loss provisions all determine the amount you might be required to pay for a given claim. OC. The amount of the deductible, the location of the hospital servicing the patient, coverage limits, and stop-loss provisions all determine the amount you might be required to pay for a given claim. OD. The amount of the deductible, the coinsurance specified in the policy, coverage limits, the location of the hospital servicing the patient, and the amount of additional fees charged by your PCP all determine the amount you might be required to pay for a given claim