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An injured person is in a crashed vehicle. There is no fire, downed-wire threat or other immediate danger requiring movement. What is the safest initial response?
Correct answer: Summon emergency help and avoid moving the person unnecessarily
Why
Call for emergency assistance and keep clear of traffic or other hazards. Do not move an injured person unless a fire or other immediate danger makes movement necessary. Follow emergency responders’ instructions. Provide only assistance you can give safely and within your training.
Verified against Maine Driver License Manual and Motorist Handbook, Rev. 4/24 · Helping injured people after a crash · p. 96, 97
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