Check the victim’s responsiveness by gently tapping the victim’s shoulder and asking loudly option(a) i.e, are you okay?
Responsiveness is the capacity of an organism to respond to changes in both its internal and external environments.
Remember to check the victim for responsiveness before beginning any rescue efforts. Avoid moving or shaking the person if you think he may have suffered a spine or neck injury. If not, gently shake the person and yell, "Are you okay?" to check if they react. Ask questions and make sure the responsive person is thoroughly examined to learn what transpired. Lift chin and tilt head. Take no more than ten seconds to check. Gasps here and there are not breathing.
Unresponsive people's muscles relax, and their tongues may close their airways, making it impossible for them to breathe. By moving the tongue forward, tilting their head back widens their airway. You can tell if someone is breathing if their chest moves, and you can feel or hear their breath on your cheek.
The complete question is:
Check the victim's responsiveness by gently tapping the victim's shoulder and asking shouting loudly___________.
a. are you okay?
b. are you injured?
c. are you awake?
d. do you need help?
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