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A fixed order like DRCABCDE stops you jumping straight to obvious but less serious injuries and helps ensure you always deal with the most life-threatening problems first, such as dangerous surroundings, catastrophic bleeding or a blocked airway. It also allows teams to work together and hand over clearly because everyone understands the same sequence and priorities.
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