Available choices:
a). Know your vet's hours and have a backup plan. If your vet is not available for emergencies outside of office hours, then you should have the number of another clinic or vet that is.
b). Specifically, your vet will want to see any cuts that the rabbit has sustained during the initial healing process. She will also ask for detailed photos of cuts and bruises.
c). Do not take your injured rabbit to the vet. This can be a dangerous situation for rabbits and it is best to get help immediately.
d). Caring for an injured rabbit requires care very much like running a mile uphill. Accidents are more than likely avoided, so while emergency care isn't a priority, it will make life much easier for your family members and your pet's health.Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to care for an injured rabbit
Take your injured rabbit to the vet.
You may choose to treat a small shallow cut or injured claw yourself, but for just about anything else, it is always best to take your rabbit to the vet. Your job is to minimize damage and keep your rabbit as safe and comfortable as possible en route.
Answer:
a).