You are transporting a conscious but confused 29-year-old man after he was electrocuted. The patient is on high-flow oxygen, has an IV line of normal saline in place, is on a cardiac monitor, and has his spine fully immobilized. During transport, it is especially important for you to:

A) remain alert for lethal cardiac dysrhythmias and be prepared to defibrillate.
B) administer at least 2 L of normal saline solution to prevent renal failure.
C) thoroughly assess and clean the entry and exit wounds to prevent an infection.
D) reassess his vital signs every 15 minutes and treat any fractures or dislocations.

Answer: A) remain alert for lethal cardiac dysrhythmias and be prepared to defibrillate.