You arrive at a residence for a male patient who is unresponsive. As you enter the room, you observe an obese male lying on a recliner. His eyes are closed, and he has gurgling respirations. While your partner quickly performs a primary assessment, you should immediately prepare to:

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The patient's gurgling respirations indicate that he may have an obstructed airway, and suctioning the airway can help clear any secretions or obstructions. This should be done as quickly as possible to prevent further deterioration of the patient's condition. Once the airway is cleared, administering high-concentration oxygen and inserting an oropharyngeal airway may be appropriate interventions.

You Arrive at a Residence for a Male Patient Who