An accident victim suffering from a bone fracture can often be given emergency f

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An accident victim suffering from a bone fracture can often be given emergency first at the accident so that he can transported to medical for further care. In which one of the following cases would it usually be advisable NOT to move a victim until medical help were available? 1. fracture of the foot and there are enough people to properly carry him to a watching vehicle 2. separated shoulder that is in a a. broken hand 4. Possible neck or injury What treatment can the first aid person administer to who appears to be in shock? 1. candy, orange juice or something sweet 2. glucose solution 3. the provides it and asks that it be administered 4. water

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199. Possible neck or spine injury.

Reason: A neck or spine injury is critical due to the close proximity with spinal nerves. mechanical suppression of the nerves due to the neck or spine can cause paralysis, loss of sense/function and other serious complications.

200.Candy, sugar product.

Reason: The first aid method would be providing sugar products, this is when the person is consious. If somhow the person looses consiousness when a lot of time has lapsed without any sugar intake, the person would be administered glucose intravenously in short interval.

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