To minimize distractions and confusion when assessing an older patient, you should:
A. dismiss the family members from the room or area.
B. have only one EMT speak to the patient at a time.
C. elevate your voice and speak directly to the patient.
D. perform a physical exam and then talk to the patient.
Ans: B. have only one EMT speak to the patient at a time.
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