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Ms. Johnson was a diabetic patient, and was placed on a stri…
Ms. Johnson was a diabetic patient, and was placed on a strict diet by her primary care physician. However, Ms. Johnson enjoyed baking cakes, and most of all she enjoyed eating slices of her freshly baked German chocolate cakes on a weekly basis, and often neglected taking her medication. As a result, Ms. Johnson suffered a diabetic coma and did not obtain consciousness for two months. She later filed a malpractice claim against her primary care physician. Which of the following is the most appropriate defense the primary care physician should raise in response to Ms. Johnson’s claim?
Ms. Johnson was a diabetic patient, and was placed on a stri…
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Ms. Jоhnsоn wаs а diаbetic patient, and was placed оn a strict diet by her primary care physician. However, Ms. Johnson enjoyed baking cakes, and most of all she enjoyed eating slices of her freshly baked German chocolate cakes on a weekly basis, and often neglected taking her medication. As a result, Ms. Johnson suffered a diabetic coma and did not obtain consciousness for two months. She later filed a malpractice claim against her primary care physician. Which of the following is the most appropriate defense the primary care physician should raise in response to Ms. Johnson’s claim?