In contrast to rotary-wing air ambulances, fixed-wing air ambulances:
A) are mainly used to transport patients over long distances.
B) can get the patient to a definitive care trauma center faster.
C) cannot fly safely when inclement weather is within 30 miles.
D) are the preferred transport method for acutely injured patients.
Answer: A) are mainly used to transport patients over long distances.
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