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No more than ten seconds to check for normal breathing.
No more than ten seconds for that check; it is not a waiting period after mouth-to-mouth breaths. If the adult is unresponsive, call emergency services immediately—112 in Spain—and assess breathing while waiting for the call to be answered, following the dispatcher’s instructions. If unresponsive and not breathing normally, suspect cardiac arrest and start CPR without delay. Isolated gasps or agonal breathing are not normal breathing.
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Thirty seconds after mouth-to-mouth, before seeking help.
Wait forty-five seconds before assessing breathing.
No more than ten seconds to check for normal breathing.
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