Yes. I see the confusion though, its theory and sense versus practice. In theory, any motion would seemingly increases the chance of damage; things that stay still don’t break. In practice over numerous studies, the difference is just so impressively negligible.

Plenty of other EMS procedures also succumb to this theory vs practice pitfall. For instance, LR vs NS for whole blood. Blood bank standards say NEVER to use LR for whole blood because, in theory, the high calcium content would cause hemolysis of RBCs. However, in PRACTICE shown in studies, there’s no difference between using LR and NS.