EMS providers who read off a list of questions to the patient to fill in all the blanks on the run report:
A) usually provide the most competent patient care.
B) tend to make little or no eye contact with the patient.
C) are in the best position to establish good patient rapport.
D) are reassuring the patient that he or she is not being ignored.
Answer: B) tend to make little or no eye contact with the patient.
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