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What are you legally required to do before you touch a person when responding to an emergency.

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People have the legal right to accept or refuse emergency care. Therefore, before giving care to an injured or ill person, you must obtain the person's permission. You need to ask a person's permission before giving emergency care because they have the right to say "No".
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You are legally required to ask questions about what happened before touching a person when responding to an emergency.

What is emergency care?

Are those that imply an immediate risk of death, causing irreparable injuries to the patient, confirmed in a statement by the attending physician.

With this information, we can conclude that you are legally required to ask questions about what happened before touching a person when responding to an emergency.

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