UK Driving Theory Practice Exam

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Under what condition should you move casualties?

If they ask to be moved
Only if they are in immediate serious danger
After administering first aid
If they are uncomfortable

The correct answer is: Only if they are in immediate serious danger

It is important to only move casualties if they are in immediate serious danger. The other options may not require the movement of the casualty and could potentially put them at further risk. Option A, if the casualty asks to be moved, may not be in their best interest and could potentially worsen their condition. Option C, administering first aid, may not require the casualty to be moved at all since first aid can be administered on the spot. Option D, if the casualty is uncomfortable, may not be a serious enough reason to justify moving them and could also potentially worsen their condition if they are not moved in the most appropriate manner. In summary, moving casualties should only be done if they are in immediate serious danger to ensure their safety and well-being.