In which of the following situations would spinal motion restriction precautions likely NOT be necessary?
A) Syncopal episode in which the patient was already seated or supine
B) Unrestrained occupant of moderate- to high-speed motor vehicle crash
C) Isolated head injury without gross signs or symptoms of a spinal injury
D) Vehicular damage with compartmental intrusion of greater than 12 inches
Answer: A) Syncopal episode in which the patient was already seated or supine
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