You were called to the scene of a motor vehicle collision where two cars collided in an intersection and one vehicle pinned a pedestrian, a 22 year old male, against a telephone pole. The 22 year old male patient has a fractured right leg and a suspected crushed pelvis. At what point will the male patient most likely be considered stable?

You were called to the scene of a motor vehicle collision where two cars collided in an intersection and one vehicle pinned a pedestrian, a 22 year old male, against a telephone pole. The 22 year old male patient has a fractured right leg and a suspected crushed pelvis. At what point will the male patient most likely be considered stable?

You were called to the scene of a motor vehicle collision where two cars collided in an intersection and one vehicle pinned a pedestrian, a 22 year old male, against a telephone pole. The 22 year old male patient has a fractured right leg and a suspected crushed pelvis. At what point will the male patient most likely be considered stable?





a. At the emergency department
b. Once the splints have been provided
c. In the surgical suite
d. Once the ALS has been called





Answer: C


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