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Visually, a patient will show "oxygen hunger", the use of the muscles of the upper chest and arms to help expand the chest, a cyanotic tinge around the lips, maybe a gray color to the face. Audibly there may be wheezing or the listener can clearly hear the patient making an effort to breath.

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Q: What signs and sympyons would inadicate inadequate breathing in a patient?
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