Question
If you suspect that a person has a head, neck, or spinal injury, which of the following should you do first?
a) Roll the person onto his or her back
b) Approach the person so that he or she can see you without turning his or her head
c) Support the person's head with a bulky object, such as a pillow or a sweater
d) Roll the person into the recovery position (if he or she is responsive)
a) Roll the person onto his or her back
b) Approach the person so that he or she can see you without turning his or her head
c) Support the person's head with a bulky object, such as a pillow or a sweater
d) Roll the person into the recovery position (if he or she is responsive)
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If you suspect that a person has a head, neck, or spinal injury, the first thing you should do is:
**b) Approach the person so that he or she can see you without turning his or her head.**
This is to avoid causing further injury by moving the head or neck while assessing the situation. Always ensure that the person remains as still as possible until emergency medical services arrive.
**b) Approach the person so that he or she can see you without turning his or her head.**
This is to avoid causing further injury by moving the head or neck while assessing the situation. Always ensure that the person remains as still as possible until emergency medical services arrive.
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