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Yes, in that situation, monitoring breathing and following 112 instructions.
Yes, in that situation it can help keep the airway clear and allow vomit to drain. Call 112 and monitor breathing continuously. Do not automatically put a trauma casualty or someone with agonal breathing into the recovery position; if breathing is not normal, follow CPR instructions. Blood in vomit needs urgent attention but alone does not determine a position for every case.
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Yes, in that situation, monitoring breathing and following 112 instructions.
No, everyone with reduced responsiveness must always remain face up.
Yes, even with agonal breathing, always replacing CPR.
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