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Which legal doctrine would be MOST applicable in a case involving failure by the RN and CST to do proper surgical counts resulting in retention of a foreign object and the surgeon being found not liable?a. captain of the ship doctrineb. doctrine of borrowed servantc. doctrine of corporate negligenced. primum non nocere
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