In addition to any other instance in which a consent is excused or implied at law, a consent to surgical or medical treatment or procedures, suggested, recommended, prescribed or directed by a duly licensed physician, will be implied where an emergency exists. For the purposes hereof, an emergency is defined as a situation wherein, (a) in competent medical judgment, the proposed surgical or medical treatment or procedures are reasonably necessary, and (b) a person authorized to consent under this Section is not readily available, and any delay in treatment could reasonably

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be expected to jeopardize the life or health of the person effected, or could reasonably result in disfigurement or impair faculties.
SOURCE: GC § 9995.5.