Question

The doctrine of _______ means that statements made spontaneously by anyone at the time of an alleged negligent act are admissible as evidence, and they may be damaging to the dentist and dental assistant in a court of law.

Answer 1

The correct answer to the following question will be "Red gestae".

Step-by-step explanation:

The definition of Res gestae arose from those in the assumption that such actions or words, which might be meaningless and prosecutable, may have been accepted as facts because of the very circumstance in which they have been performed or spoken.

• In general, it has been used to accept a possibly ineligible piece of proof to add meaning to a case.
• They could be prejudicial to either the dentist or surgeon as well as dental associate in litigation.