Since the victim is unconscious what carry do you use?

The safest carry to use when a victim is unconscious is the modified straight leg raise. This carry is designed to keep the victim's head and spine aligned and to prevent further injury.

To perform the modified straight leg raise:

1. Kneel beside the victim's head.

2. Place one hand on the victim's head and the other hand on their chest.

3. Gently straighten the victim's legs so that they are parallel to the ground.

4. If the victim's head is not in a neutral position, gently bring it back to a neutral position by placing your hand on their forehead and your other hand on the back of their head.

5. With your hands still in position, gently lift the victim's head and shoulders off the ground.

6. Walk backwards, keeping the victim's head and spine aligned, until you reach a safe location.

7. Once you reach a safe location, gently lay the victim down on their back.

The modified straight leg raise is a safe and effective carry that can be used to transport an unconscious victim. By keeping the victim's head and spine aligned, this carry can help to prevent further injury.