First aid 1 pts
How do you unequivocally determine that the injured person is breathing:
Correct answer
- When bending over to the injured person's mouth, I hear their breath and feel it on my face.
Other options
- They are pink.
- They do not have symptoms of cyanosis.
Explanation
Look, Listen, Feel: Place your ear near their mouth while looking at their chest.
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