Question 1

Is the recovery position different for pregnant casualties?

Accepted Answer

For a heavily pregnant casualty, place or tilt them onto their left side where possible to reduce pressure of the uterus on major blood vessels and improve circulation. As always, maintaining a stable, open, draining airway takes priority over perfect positioning.

Question 2

Is the recovery position different for pregnant casualties?

Accepted Answer

For a heavily pregnant casualty, place or tilt them onto their left side where possible to reduce pressure of the uterus on major blood vessels and improve circulation. As always, maintaining a stable, open, draining airway takes priority over perfect positioning.

Question 3

Is the recovery position different for pregnant casualties?

Accepted Answer

For a heavily pregnant casualty, place or tilt them onto their left side where possible to reduce pressure of the uterus on major blood vessels and improve circulation. As always, maintaining a stable, open, draining airway takes priority over perfect positioning.

Is the recovery position different for pregnant casualties?

Is the recovery position different for pregnant casualties?

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