Not too many people knew that Ms. Salvez had once been a nurse, but we were really glad to find it out. When Mike fell off his skateboard, he got scrapes and scratches on his arms and legs and a big bump on his head. Ms. Salvez knew just what to do, though. She washed the scrapes and scratches and then put bandages on some of them. She put a cold compress on Mike's head. By noon the following day Mike was riding his skateboard again. Question
Which happened first?

Answer options with 4 options
1.
Mike's scratches were wrapped in bandages.

2.
Ms. Salvez put a cold compress on Mike's head.

3.
Mike rode his skateboard after getting first aid.

4.
Ms. Salvez washed the scratches.

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d

explanation:

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