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What is the primary distinction between a distressed swimmer and an active drowning victim?

A distressed swimmer is unconscious and face-down A distressed swimmer can still call for help and may stay afloat temporarily An active drowning victim is typically found in shallow water A distressed swimmer has already submerged below the surface

Correct Answer:

A distressed swimmer can still call for help and may stay afloat temporarily

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