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You have arrived on scene as a backup unit for a patient with an unknown emergency. When you arrive, another EMT tells you that the patient, an unresponsive 12-year-old boy found floating face down in a 4-foot swimming pool, has already been loaded into the transporting ambulance. Your EMT coworker asks you to drive him to the hospital using lights and sirens. Given this information, what facility would MOST likely be your destination?a. Cardiac centerb. Spine injury centerc. Trauma centerd. Pediatric center
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