All of the following statements are TRUE regarding ethical considerations in pediatric medication counseling. EXCEPT

A. Requiring specialized knowledge: Pediatric medication counseling requires expertise in age-appropriate dosing, pharmacokinetics, administration techniques, and developmental considerations to ensure safe and effective therapy. B. Reporting adverse drug events: While reporting adverse drug events (ADEs) is a critical clinical and regulatory responsibility, it is not an ethical consideration unique to pediatric counseling. ADE reporting applies to all patient populations, and pediatric ethical considerations focus more on consent, assent, and autonomy. C. Informed consent from parents/guardians: Obtaining parental or guardian consent is essential in pediatric care. Ethical counseling also emphasizes involving the child appropriately through assent based on age and comprehension. D. Confidentiality with adolescents with sensitive conditions: Respecting confidentiality in adolescents, particularly for sensitive health issues, is an important ethical responsibility that supports autonomy and trust in healthcare interactions.