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No.
No, even if requested. Call 112 and follow professional instructions. Do not administer medicines on your own initiative either. Assistance should avoid further harm; specific medical instructions should be followed instead of improvising treatment.
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Yes, if they ask for it.
Not food, but drink, yes.
No.
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