Mom rushed her eight-year-old daughter, Child, to the emergency room at Hospital after Child fell off her bicycle and hit her head on a sharp rock. The wound caused by the fall was extensive and bloody. Mom was permitted to remain in the treatment room, and held Child's hand while the emergency room physician cleaned and sutured the wound. During the procedure, Mom said that she was feeling faint and stood up to leave the room. While leaving the room, Mom fainted and, in falling, struck her head on a metal fixture that protruded from the emergency room wall. She sustained a serious injury as a consequence. If Mom sues Hospital to recover damages for her injury, will she prevail? 
Yes, because Mom was a public invitee of Hospital's.  Yes, unless the fixture was an obvious, commonly used, and essential part of Hospital's equipment.  No, unless Hospital's personnel failed to take reasonable steps to anticipate and prevent Mom's injury.  No, because Hospital's personnel owed Mom no affirmative duty of care.