Providing care for clients in their homes

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Question: You are an Enrolled nurse working for Silver Chain (organization), providing care for clients in their homes. You arrive at a client's home. Whilst she is eating a piece of cake, she starts to choke. She is unable to dislodge the obstruction. Initiate appropriate first aid.

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