Which of the following is a type of carry?

The cross chest (active) carry is a method used in lifeguarding to assist a distressed swimmer or a victim while providing both safety to the rescuer and support to the victim. This technique involves positioning the victim across the front of the rescuer’s body, utilizing the rescuer's body to provide support while keeping the victim's head above water as necessary. It allows for better control of the situation and makes it easier to maneuver through the water, especially if the victim is unconscious or semi-conscious.

In contrast, other types of carries may involve different techniques and may not prioritize both the rescuer's stability and the victim's safety as effectively. The wrist carry, while useful in certain situations, does not provide the balance and control needed in more serious rescue scenarios. The double arm carry and the over-the-shoulder carry have their specific applications but may not be as versatile or safe in active water situations.