“Emerging in the 1980s, the first robots in
the medical field offered surgical assistance
via robotic arm technologies. Over the
years, artificial intelligence (AI)–enabled computer vision
and data analytics have transformed health robotics,
expanding capabilities into many other areas of healthcare.
Robots are now used not only in the operating room, but
also in clinical settings to support health workers and
enhance patient care. During the COVID-19 pandemic,
hospitals and clinics began deploying robots for a much
wider range of tasks to help reduce exposure to pathogens.
It’s become clear that the operational efficiencies and risk reduction provided by health robotics offer
value in many areas.
For example, robots can clean and prep patient rooms independently, helping limit person-to-person
contact in infectious disease wards. Robots with AI-enabled medicine identifier software reduce the
time it takes to identify, match, and distribute medicine to patients in hospitals.
As technologies evolve, robots will function more autonomously, eventually performing certain tasks
entirely on their own. As a result, doctors, nurses, and other healthcare workers can focus on
providing more empathy in patient care.”

Considerando o trecho acima, retirado do artigo "Robotics in Health Care", é correto afirmar:
a) Os robôs na medicina estão limitados ao uso de braços robóticos.
b) Os robôs não podem ser utilizados para limpeza e preparação dos quartos.
c) Com o avanço das tecnologias, os robôs tendem a deixar de ser cada vez mais autônomos.
d) Como resultado da implantação de robôs, médicos e enfermeiros podem se concentrar mais na
profissão e não demonstrar empatia aos pacientes.
e) Durante a pandemia de COVID-19, hospitais e clínicas passaram a utilizar robôs em uma gama
de tarefas com o intuito de diminuir a exposição ao vírus.