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The document discusses various methods for transporting an injured victim to safety. It states that the goal of transporting a victim is to move them to a safer location quickly while avoiding further injury. Some single-person transport methods mentioned are the blanket pull, one-man carry, shoulder pull, ankle pull, and firefighter carry. The best transport method depends on the victim's injuries, the number of rescuers available, and any rescue equipment.
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