Which emergency drag involves tying the victim's wrists together and passing them around your neck and then dragging the victim along the floor between your knees?

The emergency drag that involves tying the victim's wrists together and passing them around your neck, allowing you to drag the victim along the floor between your knees, is known as the fire fighter drag. This technique is specifically designed to facilitate the safe and efficient dragging of a victim while keeping you in a position that allows for better control and less strain on your body during rescue operations.

The fire fighter drag is particularly useful in scenarios where a quick evacuation is necessary, as it enables rescuers to maintain a secure hold on the victim while navigating obstacles. The method also helps in distributing the weight more effectively and reduces the risk of injury to the rescuer.

Other techniques, such as the clothes drag, blanket drag, and webbing sling drag, are utilized for different situations and involve varying methods of securing or lifting the victim. However, the distinguishing feature of tying the wrists and using your body to facilitate the drag is what makes the fire fighter drag recognizable and unique in emergency response training.