After giving two breaths to an adult client who is not breathing, the rescuer should assess the client for:
a. return of consciousness c. strength of carotid pulse
b. rise and fall of the chest d. tolerance of rescue breathing
B
When providing breaths during resuscitation efforts, the rescuer should assess for the rise and fall of the chest. If the chest does not rise, it could mean the airway is obstructed or the head or tilt is in the incorrect position.
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