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A patron in the water is vertical, struggling to keep their face above the water, has their arms extended to their sides, is pressing down for support, and is not making any forward progress in the water.

Which situation do these behaviors describe?

A. Distressed swimmer
B. Active drowning person
C. Passive drowning person
D. Person with potential spinal injury

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Final answer:

Struggling individual in water with arms extended sideways and not moving forward is an active drowning person.


Explanation:

Active drowning person is the situation described by a vertical individual struggling to keep their face above water, with arms extended to the sides and making no progress. This behavior can be mistaken for calm safety measures prior to drowning due to a muscular spasm that seals the airway. The head is low in the water, tilted back with uncontrolled movements.


Learn more about drowning behavior here:

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