You are called to aid a 61-year-old man who has fallen off a second-floor lodge patio. He is unresponsive and has slow, shallow breathing. When you arrive, a fellow patroller has already opened the airway and has stabilized the head. Which of the following actions should you take immediately?

A young man riding a motorcycle was hit head on and ejected from the bike. Your scene size-up reveals him to be lying supine in the roadway with obvious deformity to his right thigh and left ankle, with blood noted on his pants in these areas. Patient assessment reveals he is unresponsive with snoring respirations and is breathing irregularly at 16 times per minute. His radial pulse is moderate

in strength, and his skin is warm and dry. Which one of the following actions should be performed first? A) Open the airway using the head-tilt, chin-lift. B) Expose and splint both legs to prevent further injury. C) Check for distal pulses in both lower extremities. D) Take and maintain manual in-line spinal stabilization.

Which of the following statements regarding photographs is MOST accurate?

A. Photographs provide an accurate portrayal of the scene. B. Photographs should be stored away from the inspection files. C. Photographs can only be used when fire-code violations are found. D. Photographs are only used when sketches and drawings are not available.