If there is suspected spine injury, what type of immobilization is there time for prior to a non-urgent move? Basic immobilization Full immobilization There is no time for immobilization.

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If there is suspected spine injury, what type of immobilization is

there time for prior to a non-urgent move?
Basic immobilization
Full immobilization
There is no time for immobilization.

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Answer: D

Explanation: because it is

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