begin chest compressions.

wrap the infant in a blanket.

notify law enforcement, retrieve the fetus from the toilet, ad turn it over to the police.

assess her for signs of shock, provide emotional support, and arrange for prompt transport.

perform 2 minutes of CPR and reassess.

palpate for a pulse at the brachial artery.

immediately room the child onto her side to allow for drainage.

perform oral suctioning for 5 seconds and then resume CPR.

monitor the child' condition and arrange for transport.

blindly sweep the child' mouth to retrieve the object.

open his airway and look in his mouth.

place him face down and deliver 5 back slaps.

give oxygen and arrange for transport.

give 12.5 grams of activated charcoal.

progressive senility.

Alzheimer's disease.

ask him if he hurts by placing your fist in the palm of your hand.

ensure he can hear you by speaking slowly and clearly.

have all of the walking patients move to a specific area.

identify patients with immediate life-threatening injuries.

braking the back window with a spring-loaded center punch and gaining access to the patient from the rear of the vehicle.

breaking the passenger window with a center punch and trying to gain access to the patient though the passenger-side door.

assess his circulation status by feeling for a carotid pulse.

attach a red flag to the patient and move to the next patient.

difficulty urinating.

excessive salivation.

cyanide.

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are a capable swimmer who is properly trained.

remove any encumbering clothing first.