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Hybrid electric vehicles pose a particular risk to rescue personnel because:

▸ they contain a high-voltage component in addition to an internal combustion motor.

▸ they are most commonly powered by diesel fuel.

▸ the air bags and seat belt pretensioners are more susceptible to damage during a crash.

▸ HEVs do not pose any additional risk to rescuers.

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Paramedic Care: Principles & Practice, Volume 7

Edition: 4^th

Authors: Bledsoe, Porter, Cherry

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