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When should you move casualties who are inside a crashed vehicle?

✓ ANSWER

Only if there is immediate danger, such as fire

Moving casualties can make injuries worse — move them only if further danger, like fire, threatens them.

All the options

  1. ✓Only if there is immediate danger, such as fire
  2. ✗As soon as possible so the road can be cleared
  3. ✗Whenever they say they feel uncomfortable
  4. ✗Once you have taken photographs for insurance

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