When calling for emergency medical services, you should tell the operator:

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When calling for emergency medical services, you should tell the operator:

When calling for emergency medical services, you should tell the operator
A) what is being done for the client.
B) address of the nearest hospital
C) your cell phone number
D) all of the above

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