...and the use of an injured limb. Id. 7. Error of Judgment. The rule requiring a physician and surgeon to use his best judgment does not hold him liable...provided he does what he thinks is best after careful ex amination. Id. 8. Implied Engagement with Patient. A physician and surgeon's implied engagement...

...FOR.— The rule requiring a physician and surgeon to use bis best judgment does not bold him answerable for a mere error of judgment, provided he does what he thinks best after a careful examination. (Pike v. Housinger, 655.) fi. A PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON IS LIABLE TO...

...bestowed, but there must be a want of ordinary and reasonable care, leading to a bad result. * * * The rule requiring him to use his best Judgment does...what he thinks Is best after careful examination." This same general principle has been applied in cases where the plaintiff's property was destroyed...

...In good standing, and to apply that skill and learning with ordinary and reasonable cares. He Is not liable for a mere error of Judgment, provided he does what he thinks is best after a careful examination. He does not guaranty a good result; but he promises by Implication to use the...

...but there must be a want of ordinary and reasonable care, leading to a bad result. • • • jhe rule requiring him to use his best judgment does not...w"hat he thinks is best after careful examination." This same general principle has been applied in cases where the plaintiff's property was destroyed...

...proper instructions to his patient in relation to conduct, exercise and tne use of an injured limb. The rule requiring him to use his best judgment does not hold him liable for a mere error of judgment providing he does what he thinks is best after careful examination. His implied engagement with his...

...proper instructions to his patient in relation to conduct, exercise and the use of an injured limb. The rule requiring him to use his best judgment does not hold him liable for a mere error of judgment providing he does what he thinks is best after careful examination. His implied engagement with his...

...that he will faithfully treat the case according to the recognized rules of his particular school.1 The rule requiring him to use his best judgment does...error of judgment, provided he does what he thinks best after careful examination.2 His implied engagement with his patient does not guarantee a good...

...standing, and to apply that skill and learning with ordinary and reasonable care. He is not liable for mere error of judgment, provided he does what he thinks is best after a careful examination. So in a case where a physician performed an operation on the right arm of a...

...proper instructions to his patient in relation to conduct, exercise, and the use of an injured limb. The rule requiring him to use his best judgment does not hold him liable for a mere error of judginent, provided he does what he thinks is best after careful examination. His implied engagement...