What technique should be used to safely move a patient found supine in a narrow hallway?

Using the extremity lift is advisable for safely moving a patient found supine in a narrow hallway due to the limited space and the design of the lift that allows for maneuverability. The extremity lift involves rescuers lifting the patient by their arms and legs, which is effective for moving a supine patient through tight areas without requiring extensive horizontal space. This technique also minimizes the risk of aggravating any potential injuries, as it allows for a controlled and stable movement.

While options like the firefighter carry and log roll serve specific purposes and may be useful in different scenarios, the extremity lift is specifically structured for maneuvering in confined spaces. The two-person lift may also be applicable, but it typically requires more room than what is available in a narrow hallway, thus making the extremity lift more practical in this context.