What type of transport is restricted according to the IFT Guidelines?

Transport with IV drips outside EMT-P scope is aligned with the IFT Guidelines to ensure patient safety and proper care during transport. The guidelines dictate that certain medical procedures and equipment, such as IV drips, should only be managed by qualified personnel to prevent complications or mishaps. EMT-Paramedics (EMT-P) are trained and certified to handle various medical interventions, including IV therapy, but any transport requiring specialist intervention outside their training can pose risks.

In contrast, the other options involve transport methods or scenarios that are generally permissible under the guidelines. Transport with family members and in private vehicles are common practices for patients, and normal saline transport does not inherently violate guidelines provided it falls within the scope of those authorized to manage it. The emphasis on maintaining safety and appropriate care standards is critical in ensuring effective patient transport, thus making the restriction concerning IV drips outside the EMT-P's scope a necessary guideline for safeguarding patient health.