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How to Assess Breathing?

Breathing assessment involves:
Observing the rate, depth, and effort of breathing.
Listening to lung sounds using a stethoscope for any abnormalities such as crackles, wheezes, or absence of breath sounds.
Monitoring oxygen saturation levels using a pulse oximeter.

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