Question

when would you seek immediate medical attention for a person with a closed wound?
all of the above.
closed wounds are never serious enough to require immediate medical attention.
if you are sure that bones were broken when the injury initially occurred.
if a victim cannot move without pain, or the force that caused the injury was great enough to cause serious damage.

Explanation:

Closed wounds can be serious. If a victim cannot move without pain or the force causing the injury was great (suggesting potential internal damage like broken bones or organ harm), immediate medical help is needed. Bones being broken (a form of serious internal damage) also requires medical attention. Saying "closed wounds are never serious" is incorrect as they can have internal trauma. So "All of the above" (if the options include valid serious - situation indicators) would be correct.

Answer:

All of the above.