Which of the following is NOT an important action to take when preserving physical evidence at a crime scene?
A) Once a crime scene has been deemed safe, initiate patient contact and medical care.
B) Do not move or touch anything at a crime scene unless it is necessary to do so for patient care.
C) Above all, protect yourself and the safety of other EMS personnel.
D) Report suspected child or elder abuse to the proper authorities.

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The correct actions for preserving physical evidence at a crime scene include not moving or touching anything unless necessary for patient care, protecting oneself and other EMS personnel, and initiating patient contact and medical care once safe. Reporting suspected child or elder abuse, while important, is not directly related to the preservation of physical evidence at a crime scene.

Which of the Following Is NOT an Important Action to Take