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You are treating the driver of a vehicle involved in a motor vehicle collision. He was unrestrained and the mechanism of injury suggests he struck the steering wheel. He is confused and has a contusion to his forehead and a nosebleed. Vital signs are pulse of 90, respirations of 20, and blood pressure of 80/58 with cool and clammy skin. Your index of suspicion should include:
A) Spine injury.
B) Chest injury.
C) Chest and spine injury.
D) Head injury.

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