What should you do if it becomes evident that additional assistance is required during an incident?

When a situation arises that indicates additional assistance is needed, calling for help is the most appropriate action to take. This response is crucial in maintaining the safety of both the victim and the responder. By calling for additional help, you ensure that qualified personnel can arrive and provide the necessary support, whether it's in the form of extra hands for CPR, medical equipment, or specialized medical care.

Furthermore, attempting to manage an emergency alone when the circumstances clearly require more resources can lead to worse outcomes. It may compromise the effectiveness of the response and increase the risk for everyone involved.

While other options may seem feasible, they do not effectively address the necessity of additional support during an emergency situation. They could result in delays or inadequate care that can critically affect the patient’s well-being. Thus, calling for additional help is a key part of an organized and effective emergency response.