Question: It is a cold evening in the winter and you are resting comfortably at your post when the pager goes off. Dispatch alerts you to a motor vehicle collision that involves multiple vehicles. There is already an incident commander, and they are calling for all available ambulances to respond emergently. When you arrive, they tell you that you will be transporting a red patient to the hospital. They load him into your ambulance. They are able to tell you that he is a 50's year old male, and was the unrestrained passenger in one of the cars. Most of the cars were travelling about 50mph, and this patient was found on the ground outside of the car. He is moaning and has multiple areas of obvious trauma. What is the order of your priorities in this patient? BSI, scene safety and start taking a history from the patient about the accident BSI, scene safety and application of a tourniquet BSI, scene safety, and look for bleeding BSI, scene safety, direct your partner to hold cspine while you assess the patient's responsiveness and begin your ABC's