In a clothes drag, whose arms provide head support?

In a clothes drag, whose arms provide head support?

• A. Rescuers arms
• B. Victim's arms
• C. Helmet
• D. Pillow

Answer: (A)

During a clothes drag, head stabilization is achieved by the rescuer using their arms to cradle and support the victim’s head and neck. This keeps the head aligned with the spine and helps maintain an open airway as you move the person by the clothing. The victim’s own arms wouldn’t provide stable support in this maneuver, and a helmet or pillow wouldn’t offer reliable control during movement. So, the head support comes from the rescuer’s arms.

During a clothes drag, head stabilization is achieved by the rescuer using their arms to cradle and support the victim’s head and neck. This keeps the head aligned with the spine and helps maintain an open airway as you move the person by the clothing. The victim’s own arms wouldn’t provide stable support in this maneuver, and a helmet or pillow wouldn’t offer reliable control during movement. So, the head support comes from the rescuer’s arms.