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A casualty is lying on a wet surface on the side of a swimming pool, they are unresponsive and not breathing normally. An AED arrives quickly, what action would you take?A. Roll the casualty onto their side and place a towel under the casualties backB. There is no danger to the rescuer or casualty, dry the chest if needed and continueC. Drag the casualty to a dry area quickly, preferably onto carpet and continue the rescueD. Thoroughly dry the casualty with a towel from top to toe prior to applying any pads
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