Emergency EvacuationPregunta 53 de 80
If a student is injured and there is no immediate danger such as fire, you should generally:
a.Move them immediately to the roadside
b.Not move a seriously injured student unless they are in danger, and wait for trained help
c.Have them walk it off
d.Load them back onto the seat
Explicación
Unless there is fire or another immediate threat, a seriously injured student should not be moved, because movement can worsen spinal or internal injuries. Keep them still, provide basic care, and wait for trained medical responders. Only imminent danger justifies moving an injured person.
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