Checking for Breathing in CPR: Look, Listen, Feel
Assess breathing in an unresponsive person using three simultaneous actions for no more than 10 seconds:
- Look for chest rise and fall.
- Listen for breath sounds at the mouth/nose.
- Feel for airflow on your cheek.
If no normal breathing (agonal gasps do not count), begin CPR immediately: 30 chest compressions followed by 2 rescue breaths. Continue until help arrives or the person breathes normally.
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