You Are Responding to a Call for a "Person Slumped

question 53

Multiple Choice

You are responding to a call for a "person slumped behind the wheel of a car" on a quiet side street at 1 am. How should you approach this car?

• A) Pull up in front of the car, turn on all lights and the siren, and move quickly toward the vehicle.
• B) Pull up in front of the car, turn on all lights, and stay in the ambulance to determine scene safety.
• C) Pull up behind the car, use spotlights to "blind" the occupant, and approach cautiously until you perceive that there is no hostile intent.
• D) Park behind the car at a safe distance, remain in the ambulance, and wait for law enforcement to arrive and ensure scene safety.

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