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Lying on their side in the recovery position.
In the recovery position, continually monitoring breathing and following 112 instructions. This measure concerns a person without trauma who is breathing normally. If breathing is abnormal, gasps do not count as normal breathing: follow 112 resuscitation instructions and use an available defibrillator. After an accident with possible spinal injury, avoid unnecessary movement; maintaining the airway takes priority, and 112 can guide your actions.
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Lying face down.
Lying on their back.
Lying on their side in the recovery position.
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