When initially assessing the injured in an accident, what must you check before looking for minor injuries?

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After checking that the scene is safe, the initial assessment looks for immediate threats to life: lack of response, absent or abnormal breathing and severe external bleeding. Call 112 and follow its instructions. If there is severe bleeding, press firmly directly on the wound. A person who is not a healthcare professional must not delay resuscitation by looking for a pulse when the injured person does not respond and is not breathing normally. Minor wounds and fractures that are not life-threatening are assessed afterward.

When initially assessing the injured in an accident, what must you check before looking for minor injuries?

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