The dispatcher's directions to the caller for appropriate emergency measures are known as:
A) enhanced 911 service.
B) priority dispatching.
C) prearrival instructions.
D) call coordination.

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Prearrival instructions are the directions given by the dispatcher to the caller to perform appropriate emergency measures before the arrival of emergency services. This can include basic first aid or life-saving techniques. Enhanced 911 service is a system that automatically provides the caller's location and phone number to the 911 dispatcher. Priority dispatching refers to the system of assigning priority levels to emergency calls based on the severity of the situation. Call coordination involves the communication and coordination between multiple agencies or responders during an emergency situation.

The Dispatcher's Directions to the Caller for Appropriate Emergency Measures