Where does the victim's arm go in the one-person walking assist?

In the one-person walking assist technique, the correct positioning of the victim's arm is around the rescuer's neck. This technique is designed to provide support to a person who is injured or in distress while allowing the rescuer to help guide and stabilize their movement. By having the victim's arm positioned around the rescuer's neck, the rescuer can maintain a secure hold and provide balance for the victim as they move.

This method also allows for better control and support of the victim's upper body while facilitating a smoother and safer movement. The rescuer can use their free hand to assist with coordination, additional support, or to evaluate the victim’s condition during transport. This configuration enhances both the comfort of the victim and the effectiveness of the rescuer in navigating through challenging environments.