When transporting a small child on the stretcher, you should:
A) place the child on a backboard, even in the absence of trauma.
B) use a pediatric transport securing device whenever possible.
C) place the child on a parent's lap and secure them both with straps.
D) secure the child as usual, using the adult straps on the stretcher.
Answer: B) use a pediatric transport securing device whenever possible.
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