Answer :
Answer:
A. control the bleeding, begin cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), stabilize the steel rod, immobilize his spine, and transport immediately.
Explanation:
The rules of triage apply. Triage refers to the evaluation and categorization of the sick or wounded when there are insufficient resources for medical care of everyone at once. Historically, triage is believed to have arisen from systems developed for categorization and transport of wounded soldiers on the battlefield.
Answer:
A. control the bleeding, begin cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), stabilize the steel rod, immobilize his spine, and transport immediately
Explanation:
The first priority is to arrest the bleeding to ensure continuous pumping of the heart, needed to prevent organ failures, hypovolemic shock(from depleted blood volume) and other complications or even death.
Once this is done blood and oxygen supply should be maintained, lungs should be kept inflated, and oxygen supply to the brain should be maintained to prevent fainting.Thus CPR followed
Once the physiological mechanisms has been re-established, then the steel rod should be stabilize to prevent further damages to the tissues and organs.
To prevent secondary spinal cord injuries which may occur during examination ,evacuation and transport , Spinal cord should be immobilized.