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You should be cautious about moving casualties with suspected spinal, pelvic or major limb injuries; in these cases, follow local guidelines and prioritise manual airway management and spinal stabilisation while waiting for trained help. However, if the airway is at risk from vomit or fluids, protecting breathing usually takes priority over keeping the spine perfectly still.
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