Torts20: If a case of negligence can be established against the Cardiologist for Sam's injuries, then it is unlikely that a case against either the Head Nurse or the Resident Surgeon will be successful. The reasons for this are because: O a. Proximity cannot be established between the parties O b. A "floodgates" argument can be made when applying the Anns Test as professionals must be able to do their jobs without the fear of infinite liability O c. A "Crumbling Skull" argument can be made for the Surgeon as what the Cardiologist did, along with the potential side effects of the medication, were ultimately the cause of the damage suffered and the condition would have likely happened in any event O d. All of the listed answers are correct O e. The damage suffered is too remote for the parties to be held responsible