What is the next step if the victim starts to breathe normally?

When a victim begins to breathe normally after experiencing a medical emergency, the appropriate response is to place them in the recovery position and continue to monitor their condition. The recovery position helps keep the airway clear and stable, reducing the risk of choking if the individual were to become unconscious or vomit. It ensures that they can breathe comfortably while remaining safe.

Continuing to monitor the victim is critical as their condition could change. While they may appear stable at that moment, vigilance is necessary to ensure they continue to breathe normally and that their airway remains unobstructed. This step emphasizes the importance of ongoing assessment after a significant health event.

Calling emergency services may not be necessary at this moment unless there are concerns about the individual’s condition or if they exhibit signs of distress after regaining normal breathing. Initiating another round of CPR would not be appropriate since the individual is now breathing normally, and abandoning the victim is never acceptable.