You should move a person during CPR only if the scene becomes unsafe.
Move the injured person only if the scene becomes unsafe.
Move an injured person only if the scene becomes unsafe. Wait for the emergency personnel to evacuate the victim.
Very carefully
If they are in immediate danger in the location they are in.
Ask questions, do not touch or move painful, injured areas of the body and get consent to give care.
a person who will not or cannot move an injured joint could be suffering from sprain. Strain may only limit motion, but sprain is more serious
first you should call the ambulance and then you should make sure the person tries not to move the injured person. Then you should use a gauze to stop any bleeding and keep putting pressure on it it'll the ambulance comes.
Call for emergency medical assistance immediately. If necessary, carefully stabilize the person's head and neck before moving. Use a stretcher, tarp, or a team lift technique to move the person to safety without causing further harm.
Moving the injured body part could make it worse, especially if the neck or back is injured.
If your not a professional your not supposed to move a injured person because he or she could get severely injured or worse. But the best thing to do is put the person on a hard surface and keep their neck and back as straight as you can
Pain is a protective function. When injured, pain reminds a person not to move the injured part. When ill, pain (such as a severe headache) reminds a person to lie down.