Which should you see if you are performing rescue breathing correctly?

If you are performing rescue breathing correctly, you should see the chest of the victim rise and fall with each breath you deliver. Additionally, the victim may start to exhibit signs of improved color, indicating better oxygenation. You should also monitor for any response from the victim, such as movement or breathing on their own. It’s crucial to continue rescue breathing until emergency medical help arrives or the victim begins to breathe adequately.