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Q: At the scene of a crash, a casualty is in contact with live electrical cables. What should you use to break the electrical connection?
Correct answer:
A length of wood
Explanation
At the scene of an incident, if there are any casualties who are in contact with live electricity, don't touch them with your hands - even if you're wearing gloves. You should use a dry, non-conducting item, such as a wooden sweeping brush or plastic spade. You mustn't give first aid until you're sure the electrical contact has been broken, otherwise you'll be putting yourself in danger.
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