What should you do if a guest starts to vomit during a seizure?

Rolling the guest into the recovery position is the best course of action if they begin to vomit during a seizure. This position helps to ensure that any vomit can exit the mouth easily, reducing the risk of choking and aspiration. It allows for easier breathing and prevents the person from inhaling any fluids that might cause further complications.

While loosening their clothing can be helpful in certain situations, it does not address the immediate danger posed by the presence of vomit. Providing water is inappropriate during a seizure as it could lead to choking. Activating the Emergency Action Plan (EAP) is critical, but the immediate priority is to ensure the guest's airway is clear and that they are positioned safely to minimize risk during the episode. Therefore, rolling them into the recovery position serves as a critical first step in managing their safety during this distressing event.