Moving a wounded person with a spinal fracture requires more than two people to support the movement, right?

Legal analysis: It is wrong to move the wounded with spinal fracture with the support of more than two people. Spinal fracture means that the soft spinal cord faces mechanical damage (even a small vibration), so the spine must remain fixed (a soft stretcher can't avoid mechanical damage at all). Move the injured person with spinal fracture. Don't help the injured person to walk. Three people should put their hands under the injured person and lift the injured person onto the hard stretcher together. So "there are more than two people supporting the movement" is wrong.

Spinal fracture is a very common trauma in clinic. There are many reasons for spinal fracture, such as serious traffic accidents and falling injuries. Spinal fracture can cause local pain, swelling and obvious dysfunction. If the injury is serious, there will be intervertebral dislocation and serious nerve injury, and even different degrees of paralysis. For patients with spinal fractures, care must be taken when dealing with them. They should be placed on a hard bed or hardwood board, and they should not be carried or dragged, otherwise the fracture may become more serious. When you turn over, you must turn over like a shaft.

Legal basis: Provisions on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driving License Article 40 When applying for a motor vehicle driving license for the first time or increasing the number of quasi-driving models, the applicant shall meet the following requirements when making an appointment for examination subject 2:

(a) to apply for small cars, small automatic cars, low-speed trucks, three-wheeled cars, small automatic passenger cars for the disabled, wheeled bicycles, trolleybuses and trams, and make an appointment for the examination ten days after obtaining the driver's license;

(two) to apply for large buses, tractors, city buses, medium-sized buses and large trucks, and make an appointment for the examination 20 days after obtaining the driver's license.