A patient who collapsed has been revived after one shock with an AED and is now moaning and breathing on her own. What should you do next?

When a patient has collapsed and subsequently revived after an AED shock, it is crucial to ensure their airway is not compromised. Turning the patient onto her side helps maintain a clear airway and prevent potential aspiration, especially if she is still disoriented and not fully alert. This position also allows for easier drainage of any fluids or secretions that might enter the airway, reducing the risk of choking.

While providing warmth, administering oxygen, or conducting a secondary assessment are also important considerations in patient care, the immediate priority after regaining consciousness is to ensure that the airway remains open and the patient is protected from airway obstruction. Thus, positioning the patient on her side is the most appropriate immediate measure to take.