Multiple Choice
According to research on stress and physical fitness, approximately how long does it take for individuals who stop exercising to lose up to 50% of their fitness improvement?
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After a seizure has stopped, what is the most appropriate action for a rescuer to take?
A
Place the person in the recovery position and monitor their breathing until they regain full consciousness
B
Immediately give the person food or water to help them recover
C
Leave the person alone as soon as the seizure ends
D
Restrain the person to prevent further movement
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Understand that after a seizure, the primary concern is ensuring the person's airway remains open and that they can breathe properly.
Recognize that placing the person in the recovery position helps keep the airway clear and prevents choking, especially if they vomit or have excess saliva.
Monitor the person's breathing and level of consciousness continuously until they regain full awareness to ensure no further medical intervention is needed.
Avoid giving the person food or water immediately after the seizure, as they may have difficulty swallowing, which could lead to choking.
Do not restrain the person or leave them alone, as this could cause harm or delay necessary assistance.
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