If someone is injured at the scene what should you do?

• A. Stay on the scene, call for help, leave them where they are.
• B. Stay on the scene and call for help
• C. Move the injured to a safe location
• D. Leave the scene and seek help later

Answer: (A)

When someone is injured, the priority is safety, getting professional help, and preventing further harm. The best action is to stay with the injured person and call for emergency services right away. Stay calm with them, provide reassurance, and monitor their condition while you wait for help. Do not move them unless there is an immediate danger that makes moving them safer (for example, a fire or an ongoing threat). If possible, make the scene safe for you and the person—turn on hazard lights, keep traffic away, and avoid giving food or drink. Your presence and quick access to professional responders can make a critical difference.