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A collision victim who looks uninjured but cannot move may have

  1. A minor injury

  2. A spinal injury

  3. No injuries

  4. Only external injuries

The correct answer is: A spinal injury

When a collision victim appears uninjured but is unable to move, it is likely that they have sustained a spinal injury. This is because the spinal cord controls movement and damage to it can result in paralysis or loss of movement. While they may not have any external injuries or minor injuries, a spinal injury could be present and should be treated as a serious medical emergency. It is important to seek immediate medical attention in this situation to prevent further damage and aid in a potential recovery.

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