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assess the condition of the injured, establishing priorities and trying to maintain order at the scene of the accident.
If we come across a traffic accident, we must act in a way that does not cause further harm. We must protect ourselves and also protect the injured and the scene of the accident. The condition of the injured should be assessed and priorities established according to the severity of the injuries. Whenever possible, we will avoid altering the state of things if there are deaths or seriously injured people in the accident.
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assess the condition of the injured, establishing priorities and trying to maintain order at the scene of the accident.
refrain from doing anything, do nothing.
quickly leave the scene.
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