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"You come upon the scene of an accident and suspect that a passenger has a head, neck or spinal injury. You notice that the person is face-down, lying motionless. How would you begin to care for this person
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"You come upon the scene of an accident and suspect that a passenger has a head, neck or spinal injury. You notice that the person is face-down, lying motionless. How would you begin to care for this person"

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To begin any form of care or treatment, you have to determine if the person is still alive or not.

How to begin is to roll the person onto their back without twisting the spine to check for breathing or sign of life.

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