. What is the importance of positioning a patient in a lateral decubitus when found unconscious? How can it help the airway? 4. In decontamination, when is ipecac syrup used? When is it contraindicated? In the absence of ipecac syrup, what can be used to promote vomiting?

. What is the importance of positioning a patient in a lateral decubitus when found unconscious? How can it help the airway? 4. In decontamination, when is ipecac syrup used? When is it contraindicated? In the absence of ipecac syrup, what can be used to promote vomiting?

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