Prior to accepting a patient who has been decontaminated by the hazardous materials team, the paramedic must:
A) make contact with the receiving medical facility.
B) be informed about the degree of decontamination.
C) receive a verbal report about the material involved.
D) don the appropriate personal protective equipment.
Ans: D) don the appropriate personal protective equipment.
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