When you assist with a patient admission, it is important to remember that
A. You are representing your facility as you make first impressions on the patient.
B. You need to have the appropriate equipment and supplies ready for the patient.
C. Families and patients often feel very stressed when an admission occurs.
D. All of these
Answer: D
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