QUOTE(hihihehe @ Jun 29 2023, 11:31 PM)
Is that a right way to cpr?
position wrong, hand grip also wrong, & rtthym also way too fast.This post has been edited by unknown_2: Jun 30 2023, 12:21 AM
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QUOTE(vexus @ Jun 29 2023, 11:38 PM) CPR wrong method of compression may cause broken ribs broken ribs during CPR is quite common, especially among older people where their bone more fragile.but better broken ribs than dead. FYI, there r law that protects CPR giver that even cause injury, cant sue the CPR giver. but, u no CPR certificate, & doing it wrong like the video, they van argued that u're causing harm more than helping, hence can sue u. source: i'm CPR certified. need to renew every 3 years. |
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QUOTE(thankyou @ Jun 30 2023, 12:22 AM) Don't blame the friends lah... Under critical moment, do wrong better than not doing anything... not really.The person got 3 min only... Still YouTube meh... dunno, go get help. doing it wrong cause more harm, & also if died, family can sue u. |
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QUOTE(BL98 @ Jun 30 2023, 12:40 AM) If can sue the cpr giver, might as well people won't risk the trouble to perform cpr for people in need. u can absolutely sue.Everyone just stand there call 999, and do nothing. Latest CPR already no need do rescue breath, just do 30 compressions and check pulse, then repeat until detect pulse. ie like shown in the video. if u dunno what u're doing, dun hog the spotlight & be a hero. help go look for people who knows CPR better. This post has been edited by unknown_2: Jun 30 2023, 12:48 AM |
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QUOTE(urnicksux2 @ Jun 30 2023, 12:29 AM) dont have mini defibrillator at badminton court? it's called AED many people dunno the name, how it looks like, where to find, & how to use it. those badminton courts, usually dun hav la. air ports, proper branded malls like sunway, pavilion, they hav. the very first thing u see people collapse lile that, after u check not breathing or no pulse/pulse abnormal, is to get surounding people to go get proper medical help (call 999), & go get AED. then u start the CPR routine. |
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QUOTE(awx10 @ Jun 30 2023, 11:01 AM) To anyone saying he's performing the wrong technique, this is true. i hav certified CPR & AED training, & your statement is wrong.But if you ever take Emergency First Respondent course, you'll be told, even a wrong technique is better thn 0 help. Because the guy will be left there to die if you're not doing anything at all. Doing something perhaps got slim chance. Ribs will be broken anyways in the correct CPR method call for help & go find other who really knows how to do cpr, or let other try is better option. wrong grip, wrong position, broken ribs, that is small issue. wrong beat can fuckkup the heart rtthym. not to mentioned u generally not supposed to continue do CPR after victim regain conciousness. *got exception but rare cases & u really gotta know what u're doing. add on: if u notice on 2nd video, the other guy us doing it right. *cant see if victim is still concious at that point though. but the first guy probably help fuckup the heartbeat only. This post has been edited by unknown_2: Jun 30 2023, 11:31 AM |
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QUOTE(Revoz @ Jun 30 2023, 12:20 AM) After covid era i see and heard quite often. actually b4 covid also quite common.I started very active play badminton since late early 2000s, rarely heard this kind of case. i actually lost couple of acquaintances & a fren through heart attack/cardiac arrest/stroke during badminton. that's y i go take CPR course. often time, they dint know sense it. they said they needed a rest, lie there like resting, but nvr wake up again after we finished badminton. some said need to go toilet, or go out catch some fresh air, again nvrm com bck & later found drop dead. got 1 acquaintance, he was moving bck to retrieve a lift. fall bck as he was moving backwards, then just froze & died. such cases quite common in racket sport, cuz it's not only high tempo, it's burst tempo sport. in the heat of rally, under all the excitement, ur body might giv u extra adrenaline to push past what your body is capable of. rtthym sport like running, swimming, cycling, also can happen, but less likely as u're slowing pushing the tempo up, & your body usually can sense something is wrong b4 it goes past point of no return. |
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QUOTE(skyblu3 @ Jun 30 2023, 12:36 PM) I don't know badminton what series?I can intro you two former district players, kevinc and CoffeeDude. Kev is famous for his no look jumping smash. Anyway I have one high grade yonex to give away. Free. You want?  |
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QUOTE(smsid @ Jun 30 2023, 12:48 PM) Seems people are still in a state of denial. I Hope when they've reached the next stage, they directed it at the proper target. when age reach 30+ already, just hav to accept cant play badminton like used to be.especially if against younger early 20s apponent, just dun expect to keep up. instead, hav to change up play style to be more tactical. if there r some shots that cannot reach, just dont force it. it's only 1-2 points, let it go. |
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QUOTE(darosha @ Jun 30 2023, 02:07 PM) btw the guy already moving mouth and lips there'a no officially instructions on this.why people still cpr him? what did cpr coach teach him? or did anyone besides hospital staff ever know how and when to do cpr? but, general rule of thumb is that u stop doing CPR once victim concious already. there r situation that requires CPR even when victim is concious, but those are more rare, & better leave that to trained medical personnel. |
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QUOTE(AyamBlend @ Jun 30 2023, 04:21 PM) look at how our pendidikan jasmani conducted in schol, you will know we are not learning sports in proper way. Once gathered, simple stretching, whistle then all play their own things. also, people often injured in badminton due to wrong technique.I told many many people that "badminton is not an exrcise for you to get fit", many people laugh at me and say if not exercise and get fit how come i sweat and feel tired ? Many didn't learn from the basic , i.e. how to jump , how to stretch, how to run, how to fall down etc... Badminton just ngam2 is a favorite national sport, with indoor enviroment , rubber ground, can start with minimum pax, no collission, etc.. thus it become more and more popular among the people. because lacking of basics, you see fat asses will not injured (got tired easily) they still can play very long time, but some step in the field, here injury there injury, sometimes i wonder how did that happen.... I wouldn't say i am fit , but just feel i'm lucky enough to not get injured and still aive despite many extreme ocassions  |
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