How should we protect the neck to prevent sudden movements that could harm the injured person?
First aid
Explanation
To protect the neck of an injured person and avoid sudden movements that could worsen their condition, it is important to **place your hands and forearms on both sides of the head and neck**. This helps keep the neck stable and aligned with the body, preventing movements that could cause further damage.
- **Nothing should be placed under the injured person's neck**, such as clothing or sand, as this could alter the natural alignment of the body.
- In situations where it is necessary to move the injured person, such as when their life is in danger, it should be done very carefully and preferably with several people, ensuring that the neck, head, and body remain aligned as a block.
These measures are crucial to minimize the risk of additional injuries to the injured person's neck and spine.
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