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Assist them with artificial respiration.
If we come across a road-traffic accident casualty who is not breathing on their own, we must assist them with artificial respiration so that they regain the ability to breathe. To do this, we clear the casualty's airways using cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
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Assist them with artificial respiration.
Place them in the recovery position.
Give them a massage.
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