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1. You resusci-breathing is being blocked by an obstruction in the airway. 2. The air you're breathing into the patient is not inflating the lungs but is going elsewhere (e.g. an esophageal tear dumping air into the chest cavity). 3. The chest is restricted from rising (seat belts if you're breathing someone in a wreck can sometimes do this). 4. You have not sufficiently hyperextended the airway. (see bockage above).

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Re-position the head and try breaths again.

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