The verbal report to the receiving hospital should always include vital information, chief complaint, and:
A) personal physician's information.
B) treatments rendered.
C) next-of-kin name and telephone number.
D) EMS unit status.

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The verbal report to the receiving hospital should include vital information, chief complaint, and any treatment rendered during the call. Personal physician information, next-of-kin information, and EMS unit status may not be necessary for immediate patient care and could potentially delay treatment.

The Verbal Report to the Receiving Hospital Should Always Include