What should you do if the ill/injured person is breathing normally?

When an ill or injured person is breathing normally, it is important to monitor their condition closely. This involves checking for any changes in their breathing, responsiveness, or overall status. Normal breathing suggests that the person is getting adequate oxygen, which is a positive sign. However, their condition may still change, so remaining vigilant is crucial.

Monitoring allows you to be prepared to act quickly if new symptoms arise, such as difficulty breathing, loss of consciousness, or other signs indicating a deterioration in their condition. This proactive approach ensures that you can provide timely assistance if necessary, while avoiding unnecessary interventions that might not be required when the person is stable.