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Whether they are breathing normally.
Whether breathing is normal. An unresponsive person who is not breathing normally needs CPR without delay, following 112 instructions and using an AED when available. A lay bystander should not delay CPR by searching for a pulse. Isolated gasps are not normal breathing.
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Whether they are breathing normally.
Whether they have a pulse, delaying CPR until completely sure.
Whether minor wounds need washing first.
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