https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15562837/criminal-probe-Andrew-abused-position.html
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MissMargoChanning — 1 month ago(February 17, 2026 11:25 PM)
That woman is clearly unconscious, if not dead.
I'd drop dead too, if I had to look into those Flashing Pink Eyes!!!
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bitchsurn — 1 month ago(February 17, 2026 11:31 PM)
That woman is clearly unconscious, if not dead.
Keep in mind: if the ADULT victim is unconscious WITH a palpable pulse, chest compressions are NOT applicable (yet).- Clarification: I believe that the AHA and the American Red Cross guidelines may differ on this, with the Red Cross calling for compressions to be initiated on an unresponsive adult patient WITH a pulse but who is not breathing. It is also worth noting that for a pediatric patient with a pulse under 60, the guidelines may not be the same as for an adult patient. (Clarification added 2-21-26)
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bitchsurn — 1 month ago(February 18, 2026 03:51 AM)
I am only going by the AHA protocols for ADULTS from the last time I renewed my BLS for healthcare providers a few years ago (which has admittedly expired).
And that was that if you could locate a palpable pulse, do not administer chest compressions.
That typed, the AHA protocol at that time did say to spend no more than ten seconds attempting to palpate a carotid pules, and it does seem quite possible that if the patient had a weak pulse one might not be able to locate it withing ten seconds, meaning that I suppose compressions probably have been initiated on patients with a pulse. And I suppose there are some risks associated with that scenario.- Clarification: Also worth noting is that AHA BLS protocols for pediatric patients vary depending upon age of patient. For example: brachial pulse assessment for infants, I believe it is still Airway, breathing, circulation up to a certain age due to most pediatric cardiac arrest being related to asphyxia. Compressions to recue breath ratio may also be different. (Clarification addendum added on 2-21-26)
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bitchsurn — 1 month ago(February 17, 2026 11:16 PM)
AHA CPR protocols have changed over the years.
The first time I took BLS For Healthcare Providers it was: airway, breathing, circulation.
I am a few years out of date, but the last time I renewed,
FOR ADULTS
it was: circulation, airway, breathing.
TBF, from this picture, we cannot tell where "Andrew" is in the sequence.
*it's worth noting that the Red Cross protocols vary from the AHA protocols. At least they used to. As recently as 2014 going into 2015 the Red Cross was still teaching Airway, Breathing, Circulation, and also still teaching 'the blind finger sweep' to assess the airway! However, at least in the US, the AHA is considered the gold standard. -
元才 — 1 month ago(February 18, 2026 12:07 AM)
Dude, you can't even check to see if Han characters are in the right order or what date somebody joined a forum
I really don't think anything you say about something as important as CPR will be given any worth by anyone with the tiniest bit of intellect
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bitchsurn — 1 month ago(February 18, 2026 12:16 AM)
In another pic he touches her stomach, something that medics do to see if theyre okay before checking for a pulse in her neck or wrist!
I would bet money that the protocol still calls for checking for a carotid pulse only.
Clarification: for pediatric patients who meet the age requirement of "infant" the AHA calls out to assess for a brachial pulse. Addendum added 2-21-26.
The last time I renewed was probably three years ago, but at that time they were saying to spend no more than ten seconds assessing for a pulse, and then to administer compressions if unable to find a palpable pulse. -
bitchsurn — 1 month ago(February 18, 2026 12:27 AM)
Depends upon how one defines situational awareness
Would this be an example
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元才 — 1 month ago(February 18, 2026 12:33 AM)
If you look at the top right-hand side of this screenshot you'll see that the Han is swapped differently from what you present.
Also, I've been a member for far longer than the person you are quoting
This means that you are taking something which is wrong and believing it to be right
Had you basic perception enabled, you would have seen this was obvious and not continued a foolish behaviour of trying to side with the paedophile gang which infects these boards with their guise of just being edgy as an excuse