Plaintiff is suing Doctor for medical malpractice occasioned by allegedly prescribing an incorrect medication, causing Plaintiff to undergo substantial hospitalization. When Doctor learned of the medication problem, she immediately offered to pay Plaintiff's hospital expenses. At trial, Plaintiff offers evidence of Doctor's offer to pay the costs of his hospitalization. The evidence of Doctor's offer is 
admissible as a nonhearsay statement of a party. admissible, although hearsay, as a statement against interest.  inadmissible, because it is an offer to pay medical expenses.  inadmissible, because it is an offer to compromise. 
Question: Plaintiff is suing Doctor for medical malpractice occasioned by allegedly prescribing an incorrect medication, causing Plaintiff to undergo substantial hospitalization. When Doctor learned of the medication problem, she immediately offered to pay Plaintiff's hospital expenses. At trial, Plaintiff offers evidence of Doctor's offer to pay the costs of his hospitalization. The evidence of Doctor's offer is 
A. admissible as a nonhearsay statement of a party.
B. admissible, although hearsay, as a statement against interest. 
C. inadmissible, because it is an offer to pay medical expenses. 
D. inadmissible, because it is an offer to compromise. 
Answer: