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The key idea here is transferring care to someone who is equally or more trained. When an equal or higher trained responder arrives, you should stop providing care and hand over to them. This ensures the patient continues to receive appropriate treatment without gaps, and it supports a clear, coordinated handoff. You’d summarize what you did and the patient’s status to the arriving person, then step back so they can take over safely.

Other factors listed aren’t the standard moment to stop: weather changes don’t automatically end care, regaining consciousness might lead you to reassess rather than stop, and fatigue isn’t a formal stop cue unless you truly can’t continue.