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Stay with and reassure them while safe, following the emergency operator’s instructions.
Reassure them and stay with them while safe, following the emergency operator’s instructions. Avoid making them walk or giving them water. Scene safety and requesting help take priority; if danger arises, protect yourself and follow emergency instructions. Staying with them does not mean remaining at any cost or preventing other urgent needs from being addressed.
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Stay with and reassure them while safe, following the emergency operator’s instructions.
Make them walk if conscious.
Always give them water, even if their injuries are unknown.
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