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You remove an adult out of the water who was floating face down and not moving. They are unresponsive… What next?
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You remove an adult out of the water who

was floating face down and not moving.
They are unresponsive… What next?

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i think:

and don't worry)

User Eivour
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Answer:

First of all, I think this is a dum question, but what you would (probably) do is give him/her CPR.

Step-by-step explanation:

Common sense.

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