The recovery position is a position that will help prevent the tongue from falling out and blocking the digestive tract. Helps saliva or mucus flow out of the mouth. Makes it safe from choking.
The recovery position can be arranged as follows.

• Place the patient on his or her back. Then kneel next to the patient and straighten the patient's legs. Hold the arm near your body and bend it towards your head. and palms facing up

• Hold your far arm across your chest. Come put your hand on the other cheek.

• Grasp the leg farthest from you, bend it slightly, and gently pull the patient over so that the knee is bent over the body to face you. The patient is positioned on their side.

• Hold your head up and lift your chin slightly. To open the airway Adjust your hand so it's under your cheek. and arrange the legs so that they are slightly bent

• Check to see if he is still breathing and when awake, never give him water, drinks or food.

• Always stay with the sick person to care for them until help arrives.