Can I use "whisked him off to a side room" or "whisked him away to a side room"? If not please explain why.

▪ He was tiny, blue, not crying, and his lungs weren't filling with air. So they grabbed him from Kristin, whisked him into a side room, put a mask over his face and and pumped air into his lungs.

Question

Can I use "whisked him off to a side room" or "whisked him away to a side room"? If not please explain why.

▪ He was tiny, blue, not crying, and his lungs weren't filling with air. So they grabbed him from Kristin, whisked him into a side room, put a mask over his face and and pumped air into his lungs.

Answer

Yes, you can use both of these...

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