In Ukrainian first-aid guidelines for road accidents, when should a full-face motorcycle helmet be removed from an injured motorcyclist?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Only if the casualty is not breathing and helmet removal is essential to establish an open airway and CPR
- Step 1: Under Ukrainian Traffic Regulations (PDR) and vehicle safety standards, Helmet removal risks worsening cervical spine damage; remove only if life-saving CPR is needed. Answer: Only if the casualty is not breathing and helmet removal is essential to establish an open airway and CPR. Why not the others: Immediately upon arrival to help the motorcyclist breathe fresh air does not represent the statutory Ukrainian safety requirement.
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