in the Interest of A.L.R., a Child

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• finding that res ipsa loquitur applies when there is dispute as to whether nurse/anesthetist used anesthetic that surgeon had instructed her not to use or when health care giver administers wrong medications because containers appeared similar
• jury capable of considering, without expert testimony, claim that hospital negligently permitted grafting of human tissue material upon decedent that was clearly labeled “For Investigational Use Only,” “For Use in Canada Only,” and “Laboratory Sample—For Testing Only”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).