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Your patient is a 40-year-old male who cut his hand while he was sharpening a lawn mower blade. He is alert and oriented, but has a 3-inch cut across the palm of his right hand. Which of the following best describes the appropriate EMR assessment for this patient?
A) Perform a primary assessment, examine the injured area, and take vital signs.
B) Perform a primary assessment, take vital signs, and perform a head-to-toe exam.
C) No assessment of this patient is required before the transporting EMS unit arrives.
D) Examine the injured area.

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