Informed Consent- 3

i would kick them outside the clinic...

طبعا ما رح اعمل هيك رغم رغبتي الشديدة..المهم

the girls parents is the answer, she's underage, and here's no legal from conects her to the idiot that nocked her up, so the parents are to sign the consent

In most states, adolescents do not require parental consent when they seek a physician's care for contraception, pregnancy, sexually transmitted disease, drug or alcohol abuse, or mental health concerns. Therefore, this teenage girl would normally be the one to provide consent for an elective abortion. It is important to note that some states do require parental notification; if this is the case, the girl should be warned beforehand.
Of additional concern in this scenario is the age difference between the girl and her boyfriend. Most states consider all sex (including consensual sex) between a 19-year-old male and a 14-year-old female to be statutory rape. Should this be the case, the physician would be obliged to breach confidentiality and report the sexual relationship to local law enforcement and child protective services.
(Choice A) Because this girl is seeking care for a medical issue that is normally protected under state law, she would not need her parents to provide consent.
(Choice B) Although the boyfriend is an adult and the father of the unborn child, he does not have the legal authority to provide consent for a medical procedure to be performed on his girlfriend.
(Choices D and E) Physicians and other unrelated adult authority figures (eg, coaches or teachers) do not have the legal authority to provide consent for this girl.
Educational Objective:
In most states, adolescents do not require parental consent when they seek a physician's care for contraception, pregnancy, sexually transmitted disease, drug or alcohol abuse, or mental health concerns. If a physician discovers evidence of statutory rape, he is obliged to report his findings to local law enforcement and child protective services.

Most states require parental consent when a minor seeks an abortion, see H.Y, Psychiatry, P149. However, I believe this must be referred to in the question.