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Call 112 and avoid unnecessary movement.
Protect the scene without exposure, call 112 and avoid moving the person unless immediately necessary, such as for serious danger or maintaining the airway. Follow emergency instructions, check responsiveness and breathing, and help within your knowledge. If unresponsive and not breathing normally, resuscitation takes priority. Do not give food or drink; keep the person warm without obstructing breathing.
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