When encountering an injured victim, what is the evaluation sequence

Approach victim, and tell the victim not to move. Identify yourself, and ask if you can help.

If the victim says "yes," ask what happened, whether the victim is having trouble breathing, and if and where they have pain. Based on what they say, call 911 accordingly

Check the victim's head, neck, arms, legs, chest, and stomach for injuries. Look for bleeding, bruising, swelling, or other obvious injury. try to feel as best you can for any bumps or irregularities on the arms or legs, but DO NOT touch or move any area that is painful. Be sure to tell the victim what you are going to do before you do it.

Check the victim’s arms and legs for any irregularities.

Check the victim’s arms and legs for any  irregularities, but do not touch any area that  is causing the victim pain.

If you suspect a neck or back injury, DO NOT move victim or allow victim to move. If there is back or neck injury, have the victim rest in a position that is comfortable for them.

Monitor the victim's breathing, and stay with them until EMS arrives.

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Explanation:

the number of years a person is likely to live. In mathematical terms, life expectancy refers to the expected number of years remaining for an individual at any given age.