Question 928 of 430 · Florida Permit Test
An injured person may be going into shock. How should you treat them?
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Correct answer to question 928
- A: Lay them flat, raise their legs, and cover them.
Explanation
Treat all injured persons for shock. Keep them calm, give nothing to drink, have them lie flat with legs elevated, cover them with blankets and keep the airway open.
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