First aid 1 pts
The injured person is conscious and complains of severe pain in the back area, possibly tingling or numbness in the lower limbs. What injury might they have?
Correct answer
- Spinal injury, with change in sensitivity also spinal cord injury.
Other options
- Chest injury.
- Fractures of the lower limbs.
Explanation
Warning signs: Tingling ("pins and needles") or inability to move legs indicates the spinal cord…
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