Central Anesthesia Associates, P.C. v. Worthy

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• plaintiff established negligence per se by showing that medical practitioner who administered anesthesia was not qualified under statute
• similar anesthesia statute applying to doctors serves to protect others against unreasonable risks
• similar anesthesia statute applying to doctors serves to protect others against unreasonable risks
• similar anesthesia statute applying to doctors serves to protect others against unreasonable risks
• a nursing student who administered anesthesia to a patient and who was not under any physician’s supervision while doing so violated statute that provided that only certified registered nurse anesthetists could administer anesthesia and only while under the supervision of a physician
• medical malpractice decision not mentioning OCGA § 51-1-6

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