When transporting a patient to the hospital, you should:
A. generally exceed the posted speed limit by 10 to 20 mph.
B. place the patient on a long backboard, even if no trauma is involved.
C. secure the patient to the ambulance stretcher with at least two straps.
D. be safe and get the patient to the hospital in the shortest practical time.
Answer: D. be safe and get the patient to the hospital in the shortest practical time.
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