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No, as a general rule; follow 112 and prioritise life-saving actions.
Do not remove it routinely or cause unnecessary neck movement. Call 112 and follow its instructions. This precaution must not prevent life-saving action: maintaining the airway and performing CPR when needed take priority. If the casualty is unresponsive and not breathing normally, seek urgent help and begin CPR guided by 112; do not wait passively for assistance.
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Yes, being conscious alone makes removal compulsory.
Yes, always before assessing the casualty.
No, as a general rule; follow 112 and prioritise life-saving actions.
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