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To avoid neck movement that worsens a cervical injury.
Handling may move the neck and worsen a cervical or spinal-cord injury. Protect the scene, call 112 and follow instructions. Removal needed for lifesaving care requires a specific technique; this question does not say a trained team may never remove it.
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To keep the head at a high temperature at all times.
To avoid neck movement that worsens a cervical injury.
Because a helmet serves only to keep the head from touching the road.
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