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Adult Basic Life Support

“…The following precautions may prevent foreign-body airway obstruction: (1) cutting food into small pieces and chewing slowly and thoroughly, especially if wearing dentures; (2) avoiding laughing and talking during chewing and swallowing; (3) avoiding excessive intake of alcohol; (4) restricting children from walking, running, or playing when they have food in their mouths; (5) keeping foreign objects (eg, marbles, beads, thumb¬ tacks) away from infants and children; and (6) withholding pea¬ nuts, peanut butter, popcorn, hot dogs, and other foods that must be thoroughly chewed from children unable to do so.…”

Adult Basic Life Support

“…The following precautions may prevent foreign-body airway obstruction: (1) cutting food into small pieces and chewing slowly and thoroughly, especially if wearing dentures; (2) avoiding laughing and talking during chewing and swallowing; (3) avoiding excessive intake of alcohol; (4) restricting children from walking, running, or playing when they have food in their mouths; (5) keeping foreign objects (eg, marbles, beads, thumb¬ tacks) away from infants and children; and (6) withholding pea¬ nuts, peanut butter, popcorn, hot dogs, and other foods that must be thoroughly chewed from children unable to do so.…”

Adult Basic Life Support

“…The following precautions may prevent foreign-body airway obstruction: (1) cutting food into small pieces and chewing slowly and thoroughly, especially if wearing dentures; (2) avoiding laughing and talking during chewing and swallowing; (3) avoiding excessive intake of alcohol; (4) restricting children from walking, running, or playing when they have food in their mouths; (5) keeping foreign objects (eg, marbles, beads, thumb¬ tacks) away from infants and children; and (6) withholding pea¬ nuts, peanut butter, popcorn, hot dogs, and other foods that must be thoroughly chewed from children unable to do so.…”

Adult Basic Life Support

“…The following precautions may prevent foreign-body airway obstruction: (1) cutting food into small pieces and chewing slowly and thoroughly, especially if wearing dentures; (2) avoiding laughing and talking during chewing and swallowing; (3) avoiding excessive intake of alcohol; (4) restricting children from walking, running, or playing when they have food in their mouths; (5) keeping foreign objects (eg, marbles, beads, thumb¬ tacks) away from infants and children; and (6) withholding pea¬ nuts, peanut butter, popcorn, hot dogs, and other foods that must be thoroughly chewed from children unable to do so.…”