Mouth-to-Mouth Breathing (Expired Air Resuscitation). In DIRECT breathing: After taking a deep breath, place your mouth over the victim's mouth with AIRTIGHT CONTACT; his entire mouth must be inside your lips (as shown here). - Slow into the victim's mouth - forcefully into adults and gently into children. - Watch the victim's chest. When it rises, stop blowing and quickly remove your mouth from the victim's. - Let the victim exhale passively by the elasticity of the lungs and chest. - When the chest does not rise improve the support of the air passageway and blow more forcefully. - Repeat the

Mouth-to-Mouth Breathing (Expired Air Resuscitation). In DIRECT breathing: After taking a deep breath, place your mouth over the victim's mouth with AIRTIGHT CONTACT; his entire mouth must be inside your lips (as shown here). - Slow into the victim's mouth - forcefully into adults and gently into children. - Watch the victim's chest. When it rises, stop blowing and quickly remove your mouth from the victim's. - Let the victim exhale passively by the elasticity of the lungs and chest. - When the chest does not rise improve the support of the air passageway and blow more forcefully. - Repeat the Stock Photo

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Mouth-to-Mouth Breathing (Expired Air Resuscitation). In DIRECT breathing: After taking a deep breath, place your mouth over the victim's mouth with AIRTIGHT CONTACT; his entire mouth must be inside your lips (as shown here). - Slow into the victim's mouth - forcefully into adults and gently into children. - Watch the victim's chest. When it rises, stop blowing and quickly remove your mouth from the victim's. - Let the victim exhale passively by the elasticity of the lungs and chest. - When the chest does not rise improve the support of the air passageway and blow more forcefully. - Repeat these inflations 12 to 20 times per minute. In an adult whose mouth cannot be opened for insertion of thumb, place mouth over victim's mouth, covering the nose with your right cheek. Do not use the thumb in a child less than three years old. Cover both the mouth and nose with your mouth. Blow only with small puffs from your cheeks, not from your lungs, TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO THE BABY'S LUNGS.

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