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Well, usually if they are in respiratory arrest and concious, they won't stay that way for a while. Try and remove any blockages in the trachea or help the person administer any regular medication that they have been instructed to use (Asthma/COPD).

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1. make sure there is nothing around that could put you or the victim in danger (fire,wire,glass,gas). 2. Check to see if they are actually unconscious by calling loudly and pinching there shoulders. 3. Check to see if they are breathing by: looking to see if there chest is rising and falling listening for a breathing "sound" and feeling there breath on your cheek. also want to check for pulse 4. if they are really unconscious At this point send some one to call EMS (911) and get an AED machine if possible. 5. at this point start CPR keep going until:they become conscious, EMS arrives, AED is available or you are to tired to keep going. if at any point they become conscious (which is unlikely and slightly more likely with AED) treat other injuries and for shock

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That would depend on what is causing the trouble breathing or what you suspect could be causing the trouble breathing.

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You are not suppose to give rescue breaths anymore as compressions are far more important as it is massaging the heart. This is what I have been told by my uni for first aid.

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