Ryanair Initial Practice Exam

Checking for normal breathing is a critical action to perform after confirming that a passenger is unconscious because it determines the immediate next steps in providing appropriate care. Assessing breathing helps identify whether the person is in a life-threatening situation that requires urgent intervention, such as administering CPR or calling for emergency assistance. If the individual is breathing normally, they may be stabilized and monitored; however, if they are not breathing, immediate action is necessary to ensure their airway is clear and to initiate resuscitation efforts if needed.

While calling for help, moving the person to a recovery position, and monitoring their surroundings are important steps in the overall response to an unconscious individual, these actions should occur after confirming whether the passenger is breathing. Proper assessment can greatly influence the effectiveness of subsequent first aid actions.