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EMT Practice Test

Category - EMT-Basic

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Why should you not give a patient’s name over the radio?

Their name is not pertinent information
Their name could be the same as someone else’s, therefore causing confusion
Their name being broadcast over the radio could violate patient confidentiality
All of the above

Explanation

Answer: C - Broadcasting a patient's name over the radio makes it possible for people who listen to scanners or other types of radios to receive this information. This could lead to the patient's privacy becoming compromised and therefore violated.

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