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Massachusetts Class D Learner's Permit Exam
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An injured person is at a crash scene, and no immediate life-threatening danger requires moving them. What should you normally do?
Correct answer: Call for emergency help and avoid moving the person unnecessarily.
Why
Request emergency assistance and do not move an injured person unless it is absolutely necessary because of a life-threatening situation. Follow emergency instructions. Do not perform an unnecessary movement merely to clear the scene or assess whether the person can walk.
Verified against Massachusetts Driver’s Manual · Helping an injured person after a crash · p. 137
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