You stop at the scene of a motor vehicle accident. There is one patient who is bleeding severely from a wound in his back. You find a wound on his leg. Skin condition: pale and moist. Pupils:

dilated and unresponsive. Pulse: weak and rapid. Breathing: shallow and rapid.

First, ensure the scene is safe and call for emergency medical assistance. While waiting for help to arrive, apply direct pressure to the wound on the back to control the bleeding. Elevate the patient's legs to help improve blood flow to the vital organs.

Monitor the patient's vital signs and be prepared to perform CPR if necessary. Keep the patient calm and reassure them that help is on the way. Do not move the patient unless absolutely necessary to prevent further injury.

Once emergency medical services arrive, provide them with all relevant information about the patient's condition and the care you have provided. Stay with the patient until they are in the care of medical professionals.

Dilated and fixed