A 44-year-old man was hospitalized with a perforated stomach ulcer 5 hours after the onset of the disease. The diagnosis was confirmed by pneumoperitoneum X-ray. Signs of spilled peritonitis are increasing. A concomitant disease is schizophrenia. The man flatly refused surgery. What are the surgeon's next steps?

Answer options

1. Call a council with the participation of the hospital administration and, based on their decision, immediately operate on the patient
2. Carry out conservative treatment according to Taylor's method
3. Continue to persuade the patient until his consent to the operation is obtained
4. Refuse surgical intervention and carry out complex conservative treatment
5. Notify the hospital superintendent and administer conservative treatment until the patient consents to surgery