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16) You respond to a cafeteria to find an unconscious person with gurgling sounds upon exhalation and inhalation. What is the probable cause of the respiratory sounds?A) Cardiac arrestB) Complete airway obstructionC) Fluids in the airwayD) Tongue blocking the airway
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