Dr. Rimbaud is a neurosurgeon in Ottawa. His patient dies after an operation. The estate sues him for negligence. The issue will be decided based on:
A) A comparison with the reasonable person.
B) A comparison with the reasonable doctor.
C) A comparison with other specialists of like skills and training.
D) Whether Dr. Rimbaud acted in good faith and integrity
E) The judgement of the College of Physicians and Surgeons.
C
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