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Insurance, Collisions & Registration — Georgia DDS Practice Questions

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3. How should you stop serious bleeding at a crash?

  • AWash the wound with water only.
  • BDo nothing until professional help arrives at the scene.
  • Apply thick, clean cloth pads with pressure by hand.

Why C is correct

Stop serious bleeding with thick cloth pads, as clean as possible, applied with pressure by hand. Keep the victim warm.

6. When should you move an injured crash victim?

  • AAlways, to a car.
  • BWhenever they say they feel fine and ask to stand.
  • Only if absolutely necessary.

Why C is correct

Do not move or lift the victim unless absolutely necessary. Stop serious bleeding with pressure and keep the victim warm.

12 more Insurance questions

Answers and explanations for these are in the study app.

  • A minor crash on a multilane highway leaves no serious injury. What must drivers do if the cars can be driven?
  • Besides an SR-21 from your insurer, how else can you avoid a Safety Responsibility suspension?
  • Is a limited driving permit available after a no-insurance conviction in Georgia?
  • What does Georgia’s Good Samaritan Law do?
  • What is the purpose of Georgia’s Safety Responsibility Law?
  • When must you notify law enforcement immediately after a crash in Georgia?
  • Which is a mandatory suspension offense in Georgia?
  • Within how many days must you request a hearing on a Safety Responsibility suspension order?
  • You damage an unattended vehicle. What must you do?
  • You hit a deer. Why should you alert police?
  • You move your car to the shoulder after a minor crash as the law requires. Does that make you at fault?
  • You were insured at the time of a crash, but a claim is filed against you. How can you avoid suspension?
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