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reasonable care

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reasonable care
Etymology: L, rationalis
the degree of skill and knowledge used by a competent health practitioner in treating and caring for the sick and injured.
care,
n as a legal term, the opposite of negligence.
care, reasonable,
n such care as an ordinarily prudent person would exercise under the conditions existing at the time that person is called on to act.
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