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Option D.
A call from a patient with an acute illness,such as a severe reaction to medication.
If a person with acute illness have a reaction to a medication he should consult the doctor immediately.
So the call from the patient who has reaction to medication is more important than only other call from others because some people may die if the medicine reacts extremely with the person.
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