Relate to Practice An individual was watching other people stand in line to receive a vaccination. He spoke very little English and did not ask people why they were standing in line but decided to...

Extracted text: Relate to Practice An individual was watching other people stand in line to receive a vaccination. He spoke very little English and did not ask people why they were standing in line but decided to stand in line anyway. When he got closer to the front of the line, he held up his arm to the physician, who proceeded with the injection. When he realized what had happened, he filed a lawsuit against the healthcare provider and clinic alleging battery. 1. Was this a case of battery? Why or why not? 2. What kind of consent was given? 3. Should the court dismiss the battery claim? Why or why not?