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If the patient vomits during mouth-to mouth resuscitation，the rescuer should FIRST（）.
A
ignore it and continue mouth-to-mouth ventilation
B
pause for a moment until the patient appears quiet again，then resume ventilation mouth-to-mouth
C
switch to mouth-to-nose ventilation
D
turn the patient's body to the side，sweep out the mouth and resume mouth-to-mouth ventilation
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