If a patient is located on the far side of a smoke zone then must the patient be evacuated past the room of fire origin?

Yes, if a patient is located on the far side of a smoke zone, they may need to be evacuated past the room of fire origin to reach a safe area. This is necessary to ensure their safety from smoke inhalation and potential fire hazards. Emergency protocols typically prioritize moving patients away from danger, even if it means passing by the fire origin. However, the specific evacuation route should be evaluated based on the current conditions and available resources.