If chest compressions and repositioning of the airway are unsuccessful in removing a severe airway obstruction in an unconscious patient, you should:
A) perform a blind finger sweep of the mouth.
B) alternate chest compressions and abdominal thrusts.
C) perform laryngoscopy and use Magill forceps.
D) gain airway access via the cricothyroid membrane.
Answer: C) perform laryngoscopy and use Magill forceps.
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