When a patient has fractures in the thigh, calf, or spine, generally do not move them casually.

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Fractures are not visible to the naked eye, and casual movement can cause secondary injury. Moving a spinal fracture patient often leads to paraplegia. Generally, do not move the victim; wait for medical personnel.

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