"As an experienced nurse, I often make quick decisions regarding my patients. One of the most recent examples happened two weeks ago. I was walking past a patient's room to check on another patient when I heard the sounds of vomiting coming from the room. I entered the room and found the patient on their back, unresponsive with projectile vomiting. I immediately pushed the nurse's call button and rolled the patient onto their side so they would not aspirate. I then grabbed the suction unit at the head of the bed and started suctioning the patient's mouth. After suctioning the patient, they started waking up, and my colleague walked into the room to see why the call button was pushed. I believe I was in the right place at the right time, as the patient could have aspirated or choked if I hadn't been walking by."