The correct answer is C) get assistance to shut down electrical power in the area. The reasoning is that the rescuer's first priority should be to make the scene safe by de-energizing the live electrical equipment or wiring. This eliminates the risk of the rescuer also being shocked or electrocuted when attempting to reach the victim. Once the power is shut off, the rescuer can safely move the victim away from the hazard and then provide appropriate first aid. The other options are incorrect because: A) flushing water over a burn victim before the power is shut off could potentially cause further injury; B) moving the victim before eliminating the electrical hazard puts the rescuer at risk; and D) applying ointment should only be done after the victim is removed from the electrical hazard and appropriate first aid has been provided.