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Your patient has fallen nearly 5 metres, feet first, down the side of a cliff. On the way down the patient broke some branches and hit small outcroppings of rock. He landed on tightly packed earth. Which of the following would NOT help you determine the severity of his injuries?
a. body part that impacted first
b. surface on which the patient lands
c. weight of the patient
d. anything that interrupted the fall

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Emergency Medical Responder: A Skills Approach, Canadian Edition

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