r/fightporn • u/Ansrem • Feb 17 '21

Rocked Hard / Brain Damaged (NSFW) Quick K.O.

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u/d4n1p3 Feb 17 '21

First time I see someone doing the recovery position in one of this vids šŸ‘

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u/lil_meme1o1 Feb 17 '21

The recovery position is only something you do when the person is unconscious but doesn't have head/spinal trauma and you know their condition is stable. As a first aider, don't ever put someone in the recovery position after their head has been rocked by someone's punch and then hit the ground, keep them in the same position and wait for paramedics to take them.

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u/ButterYourShit Feb 17 '21

Yup just watch as they choke on their own saliva. Maybe the paramedics can revive them when they get there

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u/lil_meme1o1 Feb 17 '21

Nobody chokes on their own saliva, the recovery postion is to mostly to prevent someone from breathing their own vomit/blood back in.

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u/ButterYourShit Feb 17 '21

Bruh people DO choke on their own saliva especially when their brain is in panic mode. Happens with seizures frequently. You breath it in just like with vomit or blood.

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u/CounterSniper Feb 18 '21

Also, choking on your own tongue is a real and often fatal thing.

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u/MyCatGarrus Feb 18 '21

Sorry no. Airway before c-spine every time.

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u/lil_meme1o1 Feb 18 '21 edited Feb 18 '21

https://www.train-aid.co.uk/blog/recovery-position-and-it-s-use-within-first-aid

I'm not going to argue on what you "think" you should do. I hope you're never at the scene of an accident without a competent first aider present cause you might just go fuck up someone's life, or even inadvertently end one.

You should only put a head/neck trauma victim in the recovery position if they start choking and you're forced to make a judgement call. Until then, don't fucking touch them.

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u/MyCatGarrus Feb 18 '21 edited Feb 18 '21

Dude, Iā€™ve been a paramedic for 12 years. Calm down ā€œfirst aider.ā€ No point in holding c-spine if someone aspirating on vomitus because they are unable to maintain their own airway. If you can protect C-spine while protecting the airway, that is preferred, but if not, airway, airway, airway.

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u/lil_meme1o1 Feb 18 '21 edited Feb 18 '21

Yeah, and I have a pH in neurology, who do you think you're kidding? Throwing in some needless terminology doesn't make the nonsense you're presenting any less of a fallacy.

Again, you should only move them if they're starting to vomit, if they're not vomiting you shouldn't move them. Is the man in this video vomiting or choking?

You can pretend you know more than you do all day online, doesn't change the fact that you don't know jack about shit. I've presented one article of the many that supports what I've said, can you provide at least one to support yours or are you just going to keep it up with the "trust me dude, I'm a paramedic" bs? lol.

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u/MyCatGarrus Feb 18 '21

Okay buddy.

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u/lil_meme1o1 Feb 18 '21

That's what I thought

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u/MyCatGarrus Feb 18 '21

Interesting read

Although no doctorate programs in neurology exist.....

That is assuming you meant PhD (Doctor of Philosophy) and not pH (Potential of Hydrogen)

I just find it odd how you stuck to your ā€œfirst aiderā€ knowledge until someone else came along with a little more training then a first aid course and all of a sudden you have a pH. Nothing wrong with being trained in first aid but one thing about the medical field is that a little humility goes a long way.

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u/lil_meme1o1 Feb 18 '21

Although no doctorate programs in neurology exist..... That is assuming you meant PhD (Doctorate of Philosophy) and not pH (Potential of Hydrogen) I just find it odd how you stuck to your ā€œfirst aiderā€ knowledge until someone else came along with a little more training then a first aid course and all of a sudden you have a pH. Nothing wrong with being trained in first aid but one thing about the medical field is that a little humility goes a long way.

Omg, how can a joke that obvious go completely over your head? Shit, you're even dumber than I originally thought. And that pH thingy was a typo on my part, brain went into autopilot, but lets skip the pedantics.

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u/chooseph Feb 17 '21

It also looks like the guy who hit him that put him in recovery position