In case of an accident, what information should be provided to the operator for an ambulance call?
Specify the orientation closest to the accident site. Report the number of victims, indicate their gender and age.
Indicate the street closest to the accident site and house number. Report who was injured in the aftermath of the accident (pedestrian, car driver or passenger) and describe the injuries suffered.
Indicate the location of the accident (street, house number and the orientations closest to the scene). Report about the number of victims, their gender, approximate age, consciousness, respiration, blood circulation, as well as the presence of sever bleeding, fractures and other injuries. Wait for the operator to indicate that the call is accepted.✓Respuesta correcta
Explicación
The English option texts diverge from the source editions: the accepted source response asks for nearby landmarks or reference points, not orientations, along with the exact location and casualty details. Dispatchers also need numbers, approximate ages, consciousness, breathing, circulation, major injuries, and confirmation that the call was accepted.