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You have responded to a multiple casualty incident. The transportation officer has sent you to a nearby hospital with two high priority patients. Which of the following is appropriate regarding communications with the receiving facility?
A) Notify the receiving facility by cellular phone for the nature of the patients’ injuries
B) Allow the transportation sector officer to notify the receiving facility
C) Notify the receiving facility by radio of the nature of the patients’ injuries
D) Have dispatch relay your patient reports to the receiving facility

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