Question 1678 · Truck theory test
When dealing with crash victims, remember A B C. What does A stand for?
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Correct answer
Airway.
Official explanation
In assessing a crash victim's vital signs, the following basic procedure should be used: first, check the victim's airway is clear; then, check they are breathing; and then check their circulation (ABC).
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- Managing risk · Incidents and Collisions
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