Plaintiffs failed to raise a triable issue of fact as to whether the hospital deviated from accepted medical practice when it failed to designate the decedent a "fall risk" upon her admission. Their reliance on the opinion of a registered nurse as to the hospital's alleged malpractice in not having ordered the decedent's bed rails to be left in the raised position was insufficient (see Elliot v Long Is. Home, Ltd.,
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