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You stop at a crash. A passenger in another car is hurt. There is no fire and no danger from traffic. What should you do?
Correct answer: Call 911, do not move the person, and keep the person warm
Why
Check for breathing, then check for bleeding. Press on a wound with your hands, then apply a bandage, and use a tourniquet only if you must. Stay on the phone with the dispatcher and follow the instructions.
Verified against Washington Driver Guide · Reporting an injury · p. 176, 177
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