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Notice how the rescuer is kneeling at a level that is next to the patient's upper arm. This position is useful when (or if) it becomes necessary to administer chest compressions. Further notice that the rescuer's ear is right above the patient's nose and mouth, and that the rescuer has turned her head so that she is looking at the patient's chest. Hence the description, "Look, listen and feel." Look at the chest to determine if it is moving. Listen for the sound of air moving in and/or out of the nose and mouth. Feel for the movement of air from the nose and/or mouth.
