Not every action that increases the risk of injury is unreasonable and negligent; the court must assess whether the conduct represented an unreasonable response to the situation, not merely whether an alternative course would have avoided injury. Religiously-motivated officious conduct is not unreasonable in law merely because of its motives. The ambulance officers' general advice to keep a patient in familiar surroundings did not constitute specific advice against moving the patient to another known location.
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