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You are at the scene of a "car versus pole." Your patient, who is the driver, is alert but cannot extricate her feet from beneath the dash. What might you first try to do to help her?
a. Remove the seat the patient is sitting on.
b. Remove the driver's door and then remove the dash.
c. Remove the engine, break through the wall, and push her foot out.
d. Remove her shoe or another piece of clothing that may be pinning her.

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Emergency Medical Responder: A Skills Approach, Canadian Edition

Edition: 4^th

Authors: Limmer, Karren, Hafen

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