A female jogger has collapsed on the trail of a public park. A crowd of curious onlookers has collected and are watching as the EMT examines the patient for any life-threatening conditions. After determining that there are none and the patient is stable, the EMT acts as a patient advocate by:
A) informing the crowd that the patient appears to be okay.
B) transporting the patient to the hospital using lights and sirens.
C) continuing care despite the crowd's presence.
D) asking curious onlookers to leave the scene.
D
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