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As you arrive at the scene of a motor vehicle collision, your scene size-up reveals a school bus lying on its side in the field near a ditch. It appears the bus was loaded with several children, many of whom are screaming. Which of the following should you do first?
A) Begin triage of all patients before deciding on additional resources
B) Begin to care for the patient closest to your vehicle
C) Call for additional rescue units and transporting ambulances
D) Begin extrication of the most critically injured patient

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