When collecting specimens from a child, what would be the best way to put him at ease?
A. Ignore him during the procedure.
B. Tell him that the procedure will not hurt at all.
C. Talk to him directly and briefly explain the procedure.
D. Insist that his parents cannot be present during the procedure.
Answer: C
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Which organization accredits private postsecondary institutions and programs that prepare students for entry into the medical assisting profession?
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