Which of the following is the highest priority when managing a patient with bilateral closed femur fractures?
A) Assessing distal neurovascular function
B) Anticipating hypovolemia
C) Providing analgesia
D) Anticipating pulmonary embolism as a complication

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Anticipating hypovolemia is the highest priority when managing a patient with bilateral closed femur fractures due to the significant blood loss associated with such injuries, which can lead to shock if not promptly addressed.

Which of the Following Is the Highest Priority When Managing