The comments, "Mrs. Fuentes? I'm Karen McBride from the Northside Hospital Outreach Program. We have an appointment, set up the day you were at the hospital," represent
A. orienting the Mrs. Fuentes to the purpose of her visit
B. simply greeting Mrs. Fuentes
C. being overly concerned with the authority of her position
D. continuing the work of "preparing to work together"
A
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