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No, do not make them walk for those purposes.
No. Do not make them walk or move unnecessarily to test injuries; this could worsen them. Call 112 and follow instructions, keeping them protected and calm. Immediate danger or a need to maintain the airway or resuscitate may require movement with the minimum necessary motion. Advice to avoid movement must not become an absolute never that prevents rescue from danger.
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No, do not make them walk for those purposes.
Yes, walking reliably rules out fractures.
Yes, make them walk even if pain increases.
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