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You are at the scene of a motor vehicle collision. The scene is safe, a responder is holding manual stabilization of the head and neck, and additional resources have been called. Your patient is unresponsive, has a patent airway, is breathing 12 times per minute, and has a rapid and weak radial pulse. You should NEXT:
A) obtain a SAMPLE history.
B) obtain a set of baseline vital signs.
C) perform a focused assessment based on chief complaint.
D) perform a rapid assessment and prepare for rapid transport.

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Authors: Le Baudour, Bergeron, Wesley

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