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21. When rescuing a wounded person suffering spinal fracture, it is necessary to ___________.
A. Take warm-keeping measure
B. Use soft stretcher to carry
C. Use sling to keep in position
D. Help the wounded person to move
Answer:C
Previous question: 20. When rescuing a wounded person suffering from bone fracture, which of the following should be kept in mind?
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科目四试题
- What is the meaning of this sign?
- Which lamp should be turned on when motor vehicles pass through a road section at night where the street light condition is good?
- What is the meaning of this sign?
- In emergencies, people¡¯s life safety should always be put in the first place.
- When two vehicles approach each other on a foggy day, what is the best method of safe driving?
- What is the meaning of this sign?
- What should the driver do to follow other motor vehicles on a mountain road?
- What influence does smoking have upon driving?
- When encountering an obstacle on one side of the road, what should vehicles do as they approach each other?
- When a motor vehicle encounters a burning phenomenon, it should leave the vehicle quickly so as not to cause injury or asphyxia to the respiratory tract.
- What should be done by the driver who intends to overtake but finds that the vehicle in front is also overtaking?
- What is the meaning of this sign?
- What kind of harmful effect will be brought about by continuously using the foot brake on a long downhill road?
- Once inflammable gas causes a fire disaster, it should be put out with water in good time.
- What is the meaning of this sign?
- When using splints, sticks or tree branches to keep the unexposed bones in position, it is necessary that these things should exceed the upper and lower joints of the wound.
