I would say if the person is not breathing/responsive, CPR would be the first option. Waiting on a defibrillator would prolong the problem. Naloxone will be used, but if the individual isn’t even responsive, keeping their heart pumping is the most important step.
<em>Although most people have heard of </em><em>monosaccharides</em><em> and </em><em>polysaccharides</em><em>, very few are familiar with </em><u><em>oligosaccharides</em></u><em>. These beneficial compounds are found in many of the foods that we eat every day and have been linked to some serious benefits, such as i</em><u><em>mproved heart health</em></u><em>, i</em><u><em>ncreased weight loss </em></u><em>and </em><u><em>better blood sugar control</em></u><u>.</u>
<em>Hope you found this helpful!</em>
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<em>∝ </em><em>Sidhdi</em>
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