Which statement made by the EMT is most appropriate regarding dealing with caregivers and children during a medical emergency?
A) "I try to include the caregiver in all that I do with his or her child so that the child and caregiver are more comfortable."
B) "It is best to separate the caregiver from the child so that a proper assessment and care can be given."
C) "I include the caregiver in the care until I get the information that I need, then I remove the child to continue the assessment in the ambulance."
D) "I tell the caregiver that everything will be okay so the caregiver remains calm and is better able to help the child."
A) "I try to include the caregiver in all that I do with his or her child so that the child and caregiver are more comfortable."
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