When you are involved in an accident resulting in personal injury, you should:
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Not move the injured unnecessarily, keep the injured warm, offer first aid and protect the victim from the oncoming traffic.
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Stay away from the injured and call the police.
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Always leave the injured where they are.
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Moved the injured away from the scene immediately.
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Explanation
In the event of an accident resulting in personal injury, it's crucial not to move the injured unnecessarily to prevent exacerbating their condition. Keeping the injured warm until help arrives helps prevent shock. Offering immediate first aid, like applying pressure to severe bleeding, can stabilize their condition. Lastly, protecting them from oncoming traffic ensures their safety until medical assistance arrives.
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