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Recovery position.
The recovery position. Call 112 and continuously monitor breathing. Do not routinely use this position after trauma or for agonal or otherwise abnormal breathing: in the latter case start CPR following emergency service instructions. With trauma, minimising movement must not prevent maintaining the airway; follow 112 instructions.
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Recovery position.
A prone position pressing the chest against the ground.
A standing position forcing the person to walk.
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