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How do reports to the base physician differ for trauma and medical patients?
◦ Only trauma patients require a description of the scene.
◦ Medical reports emphasize history; trauma reports emphasize injuries and exam findings.
◦ Medical reports describe a chief complaint, whereas trauma reports do not.
◦ It is less important to include ETA for medical patients.


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