If it becomes necessary to move a victim, your speed should depend on:

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The speed at which a victim should be moved depends on the reason for the move, such as immediate danger to the victim's life (e.g., fire, toxic gas, risk of explosion). Other factors like the size of the victim, the amount of bleeding, or the number of fractures, while important for determining the method of moving, do not directly dictate the speed of the move.

If It Becomes Necessary to Move a Victim, Your Speed