To Win a Suit for Negligence,a Plaintiff Must Establish

question 3

Multiple Choice

To win a suit for negligence,a plaintiff must establish:
I.The defendant breached its duty of care,creating an unreasonable risk of harm
II.The defendant acted with total disregard to the harm that could result
III.the defendant's behavior was the proximate cause of the plaintiff's injuries​

• A)I and II only
• B)II only
• C)I and III only
• D)I, II and III only

Understand the legal and ethical considerations in forensic nursing, including evidence collection and the right to refuse treatment.

Recognize the importance of accurate documentation and communication in forensic nursing.

Understand the role of forensic nurses in medicolegal death investigations.

Appreciate the challenges and stressors faced by legal nurse consultants and strategies for managing them.

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