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Speaking loudly and gently tapping their shoulders.
Speak loudly and gently tap their shoulders to check for a response. Do not pinch them or shake them violently. If unresponsive, call 112 and check for normal breathing following the operator’s instructions. If unresponsive and not breathing normally, start CPR; gasping is not normal breathing. Opening the airway and assessing breathing are important but do not replace checking responsiveness.
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Speaking loudly and gently tapping their shoulders.
Only placing a hand on the forehead, without checking for a response.
Only opening the airway, without checking for a response.
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