Before beginning CPR, how should I move or position someone?

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  1. American Red Cross
     
    American Red Cross answered:
    For chest compressions to be the most effective, the person should be on his or her back on a firm, flat surface. If the person is on a soft surface like a sofa or bed, quickly move him or her to a table or the floor.
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    For chest compressions to be the most effective, the person should be on his or her back on a firm, flat surface. If the person is on a soft surface like a sofa or bed, quickly move him or her to a table or the floor. More