If fluid is present in a victim's mouth during a seizure, you should______?

When a victim is experiencing a seizure and has fluid in their mouth, rolling the victim onto their side is the appropriate action. This position helps to prevent choking or aspiration, which can occur if the fluid is not allowed to drain. By placing the victim on their side, any excess saliva or other fluids can flow out of the mouth, reducing the risk of airway obstruction and promoting safer breathing.

Additionally, this position helps protect the airway and allows emergency responders to access the victim more effectively if they need to provide assistance or perform first aid. It's important to maintain this side position until the seizure has ended and the person is more stable.