In a webbing sling drag, what helps support the victim's head and neck?

In a webbing sling drag, the webbing sling is specifically designed to provide the necessary support for the victim's head and neck during the extraction process. This type of rescue technique often involves maneuvering a victim who may be unconscious or unable to assist themselves. The slings are made from strong, durable materials that effectively distribute the victim's weight and minimize stress on their body, particularly important for the head and neck to prevent further injury.

By securing the victim within the webbing, the risk of further harm due to improper positioning or movement is significantly reduced. The design and application of the sling ensure that the critical areas of the head and neck are adequately supported, allowing for a safer rescue operation. Other options, while they may provide some level of support, do not specifically address the comprehensive support needed for these areas during a drag maneuver like the webbing sling does.