Reasonable assistance to those injured in a collision includes:
- Calling for medical personnel.
- Applying pressure or bandaging to wounds.
- Arranging transportation for the injured.
- All of the above. ✓
Answer: D. All of the above.
Reasonable assistance includes all of the listed actions: calling for medical personnel, applying pressure or bandaging wounds, and arranging transportation for the injured.
Why this is the answer
The handbook treats reasonable assistance as a set of actions, not a single step. It says an injured person should get help including transport or arrangements for transport to a physician or hospital when treatment seems needed or is requested. The crash chapter adds that you should send for skilled help quickly, and it describes stopping serious bleeding with clean thick cloth pads and pressure by hand or bandaging. Calling medical personnel, applying pressure or bandaging, and arranging transportation all fit within that assistance, so the choice covering all of them is correct.
Why the other answers are wrong
- A. Calling for medical personnel. — Calling for medical personnel is only one part of reasonable assistance, so it is incomplete as the full answer.
- B. Applying pressure or bandaging to wounds. — Applying pressure or bandaging wounds is just one part of the help the handbook describes, so it does not cover the whole answer.
- C. Arranging transportation for the injured. — Arranging transportation for the injured is also only one part, since the handbook's assistance includes other actions too.
Remember it
Remember three actions: call for skilled help, control serious bleeding with pressure, and arrange transport to medical care.