Rooster Teeth Animated Adventures - The Instacart Recovery
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
- Gus talks about reaching new heights (or lows) in his human interactions when ordering groceries. Gavin poses the question to the guys about the recovery position, but nobody knows what the hell that is. Join FIRST to watch episodes early: bit.ly/2uRn6Ox
» Get your RTAA merch: bit.ly/2tRKzOf
» Subscribe: bit.ly/13y3Gum
About Rooster Teeth Animated Adventures:
The animated shenanigans of the Rooster Teeth staff. Audio taken from various Rooster Teeth podcasts.
Audio from RT Podcast #311: roosterteeth.co...
And RT Podcast #350: roosterteeth.co...
More Rooster Teeth:
» Achievement Hunter: bit.ly/AHYTChannel
» Let's Play: bit.ly/1BuRgl1
» Red vs. Blue: bit.ly/RvBChannel
Rooster Teeth Animated Adventures - The Instacart Recovery
/ roosterteeth
![RTAA in 4K! | 201-250 | [Compilation]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/FQZEoywvCE0/mqdefault.jpg)
![RTAA in 4K! | 201-250 | [Compilation]](/img/tr.png)
Gus was years beyond his time. If only we listened.
Has someone compiled a list of things Gavin was completely right about, but everyone just assumed he was an idiot?
Someone should really compile that list.
the thing is though that everyone is perfectly justified in thinking he's wrong because he always explains it in a way that makes it sound as stupid as possible
start with pancake Tuesday
+Taisaku Like Pubert
+Taisaku fun fact, the word mullered has two meanings,
1: Broken, smashed or beaten to the point of being visibly altered, unusable or non-functional.
2: Intoxicated with drink or drugs to the point of non-sensibility.
Gavin meant it as being drunk, but the others thought he meant it as in serious injury, so both parties were correct in line with their own assumptions
+Princess “Mob Boss” Peach Aran And Gus said "It for drunk people" so why did they not come to the understanding that that is what Gavin mean x)
As someone from England it's hilarious but also frustrating sometimes listening them take the piss out of Gavin for something that is correct xD Poor Gavin. I FEEL YOUR PAIN.
+SmallishBeans but you could break their spine by moving their head
+SmallishBeans Agreed haha
+Nicolas Cage if they can't breathe it wont matter if their spines broken or not
+Nicolas Cage You don't move the head, you roll the person onto their side. If you do it right the head will move with the body in a way that it doesn't move separately. But you also wouldn't use it in the scenario Gavin is describing, it's for drunks and the like to stop them choking.
+SmallishBeans A lot of what he says is also stuff I've learned/or is apart of Canada too. The colonies suffers with Gavin too ;_;
uhmm... Gavin is absolutely right.
+Bodo Ballermann i think they just assume that when gavin is saying something compeltly stupid sounding, than it false... and half the time its correct
+Bodo Ballermann He's right about the recovery position being a thing that exist, but it shouldn't be done in the example he's giving, so he's half-right.
+Bodo Ballermann He's right about the recovery position being a thing that exist, but it shouldn't be done in the example he's giving, so he's half-right.
+Bodo Ballermann Good for drunken person, not a person that got hit by a car. In that case you must call an ambulance.
+QC_Cerberus I think he meant people passed out on the street as in drunks out on sidewalks. They didn't understand his English phrases either for drunks.
I like how they didn't know the recovery position
+EventuallyItLoaded Aint an expert, but Gavin was like 80% right, right?
+HK-47 Unit yes the rest of them are idiots. Lol
+HK-47 Unit 100% right :)
+m3divh No. You don't use the recovery position for what Gavin was describing.
+EventuallyItLoaded This whole comment line is a bunch of dudes blowing each other for knowing stuff on the internet.
Gavin is right about a great many things. He simply lacks any basic form of communication ability that would allow him to convey such knowledge to actual human beings.
thank you someone who gets it
+Ahsain He's really waaaay smarter than he looks. Too bad he can't show it properly.
I was thinking that Gavin is right again after giving cpr or any first aid that has to do with their airway and even if they are drunk
+Higaara He puts on an act for videos, he mentioned it once in a games with Burnie episode.
The funny thing about Gavin is that he is correct a lot of times he mentiones something. He just doesn't know how to properly explain it, so it sounds like bullshit a lot of the time.
+xGeoThumbs Like Pubert (hopefully I didn't butcher the name) lol
+Brian C you nailed it. Everyone knows Gavin is correct until proven wrong now lol
yeah he is right it's called the haines recovery position
+xGeoThumbs which makes it x1000 funnier. In my head i was like gavin's completely right but he sounds stupid when he explains stuff.
+xGeoThumbs I understand Gavin very well because I am the same way. I cant properly explain what I am thinking
the funny thing is, Gavin is 100% correct
Yes lol I was thinking the same
+Queen Nora NO HE IS NOT! I'm in EMR and if you find someone "mullered" you are supposed to move them as little as possible.
+Queen Nora yup
+Queen Nora well weren't they talking about it in the context of a car crash, cause if that's the case then no, he would kill or seriously maim someone
+Queen Nora he used a bad example. In a car crash or if there's risk of a neck or spinal injury, you DON'T MOVE THE PERSON AT ALL. However, otherwise, the recovery position is what you do. It's more for if people pass out or faint than if someone gets mullered
Poor Gavin. Even when he's right, no one believes him.
Like the pubert Addams incident
+TheSkyHazCloudz Yup, it is called the haines recovery position. I was a lifeguard a few years back and had to learn about it.
+TheSkyHazCloudz It's one of the first things you learn about in CPR/First Aid training! No idea why Gavin knows that, but hey.
Some Guy They might have taught it in school in Britain.
+Some Guy (Sylvrwolflol) Some schools teach it. My high school (in the US) did.
Who knew that gus was the one who stared the "no contact" delivery trend, what a trend setter
99.9% of these comments are how Gavin is right.
Right.
Yeh like "headlight fluid" 😂
+VIPER PRODUCTIONS No one's perfect lol
cmm07r words I live by
Pfft, it's because he actually is for once. Apparently RT staff don't take first aid courses. Still funny af that they tease him for it, though.
Gavin was right about the recovery position. I'm an American high schooler and even I know that.
Bingo!
Is it new in America though? Like do your parents know too?
It sounds weird but since that podcast I've noticed they never use the recovery position in American cop/crime shows (at least mot in the eps I watched) either haha.
Like NCIS or Criminal minds, they make sure their airways are clear and then make sure their head is elevated, but nothing else.
+megolegablock Never heard of it.
+DDnufcGamer The recovery position has been a part of first-aid training for over a century, but the current variations we think of (on their side with their legs protecting the groin and the arms crossed over the chest or supporting the head, etc.) mostly became standardized in the early '90s.
+DDnufcGamer It isn't new but it is becoming more common to know. I learned it when I had to take a first aid class in college and had not learned it in high school like op did. My mother knows but she has had to get her first aid certification renewed every 2 years for the past 30 and learned the recovery position from the start. My dad probably has no idea because he has never had to take such a class.
The older I get, the more I realize I'm turning into Gus. I'm completely fine with this.
Actually, I think Gavin's right. Funny how he's made fun of a lot but, in some cases, he's actually right.
except he made it sound like it was for a serious injury where you don't use it
Just to give credit where credit is due Gavin is right the recovery position is always the go to position for someone unless they have no pulse and/or aren’t breathing or you saw them sustain a spinal injury.
@@TheCarlot99 even with spinal injuries you'd put them in it, you'd just make sure to lock the head into place before doing it.
I love how now during quarantine literally every single person does this
Yep, learned of the recovery position during first aid training in the military, though of course you're supposed to check for neck and back trauma first before moving them as you don't want to move someone who might have a spinal fracture.
Yup. You and Gavin are completely right
+KageRyuuUji yep 110% right i do cadets and literally been told this like 5 times in the 4 and a half years ive been there.FYI they lye them on the side so they dont swallow their tongue and if they vomit that they dont swallow the vomit aswell if they vomit that is.
The story with Gus has gone from a sad joke to a stark reality.
Before you think about posting your outrage that they don't have the recovery position in the US: 1- it's not UK specific, every basic first aid class is supposed to teach the Haines recovery position (the position Gavin attempted to explain) 2- you're supposed to use the position for a victim that is unconscious but not requiring any form of CPR or ventilations, and/or has fluid such as vomit in their mouth. I don't know why Gavin would think to use the recovery position in the scenario he was trying to explain.
+Shnitzelpuff In the scenario he was trying to explain, you should put the person in the recovery position. It's so they don't throw up from the alcohol and choke.
Everyone misunderstood Gavin and made him look stupid, just like they do every time he says something.
From one Gavin to another, you are correct good sir.
Gavin's right about the recovery position. They teach lifeguards to do that when someone is unconscious because if they throw up, they won't choke on it
ye but if you have a spinal injury it could fully paralyze you
phantom 2012 I don't speak for all lifeguard training programs, but I know if an unconscious person has a spinal injury, I was taught to extricate them immediately to prevent them from losing breathing and circulation. I only ever worried about spinal injuries if the person was conscious. Sounds weird now that I explained it, but keep in mind this was at a water park
The Letsplays may be ruined but RTAA and the podcasts are still golden
My dad teaches EMC (or something like that) and Gavin is absolutely right, the Recovery Position is a thing
+AgentZombieMan But not for the instance he was describing. Its for people that passed out, not people who were hit by a car. You don't touch them at that point, you might make the injuries worse.
+RapidFyrez were does it say hit by car? the guy is passed out in a road no were is hit by a car stated
+RapidFyrez you do realise he did describe people that are past out, mullered is British slang for drunk,
+Rafi Uddin but gavin usually says mullered to mean like a serious injury, I don't think I've ever heard him say it to mean drunk
+Ahsain He just uses words like "mullered" to mean other things like being passed out/extremely drunk.
Gus was really ahead of the curve on this one, ordering groceries pandemic style.
For everyone who has not taken a cpr class, this is the correct way, you move both their arm and leg to one side of the body, if you suspect neck injury hold their neck to prevent it from moving.
Who would’ve guessed Gus was ahead of the curve living in 2020 he started doing no contract deliveries before it was required
That actually was the recovery position to be fair.
+danospades No wonder you people have such shitty healthcare if that's how you take care of someone in a car accident
+Kael Hyun wait in Engalnd or America? because here in England its top notch, its because the doctors don't get paid enough Since (english) footballers get paid wayyy too much money
+Kael Hyun That is the proper way though, around the world. If you have to leave a person for any reason (helping others, calling 911, aggressive animal, etc.) you put them in the recovery position. Obviously help if you can, but if you can't...
+Kael Hyun Gavin was right but you're supposed to do it on people that have passed out.
+Flame200132 Doctors get paid enough, I'm guessing you're thinking of Junior doctors who've been protesting
Gus was streets ahead on contactless deliveries.
Jack already learned that you shouldn't immediately disagree with what Gavin says. A lot of the times he is right about the stuff he says, only problem is the fact it's him that says it, which is why it sounds dumb.
Love it when Gav uses British words like Mullered and they repeat it. It sounds so odd coming from an American accent
lol, it is only odd if you think it to be odd.
+Jake Hebblethwaite What does that word mean exactly? Incapacitated?
It can be swapped I suppose with the word battered. Or in this case even mangled, if an American football player was to make a heavy tackle, you could say the other guy got absolutely mullered.
Jake Hebblethwaite Oh, got it. That makes sense :) Thanks
Gavin's absolutely correct, it's called the Haines recovery positions
Isn't that the recovery position for someone having a seizure though?
It's for any situation where the person is unconscious, maybe to the exclusion of brain damage.
+Russellonfire Unless there is any concern of broken vertebrae, in which case you leave the person untouched, and wait for paramedics to arrive. You can monitor vitals, but that's it.
Aye, worth pointing out.
it's best to hold their head still by holding it between your knees, and keep checking airways periodically
The recovery position that Gavin is talking about is 100% correct. Even in the US. If someone regains breathing and a regular pulse during CPR they're placed in the recovery position until medical professionals arrive.
Not after a car accident
+Brown Man but Gavin wasnt talking about a car accident, he was talking about someone passing out from other things
+Vociferoustart your not supposed to move anyone as you don't know wtf happened to them and moving them without knowledge or proper training can and will lead to further injury, escpeically if it is neck trauma.
+fiver26 they are talking about two different things but no one knows what mullered is not even my spell check knows
+Brown Man etc. Yeah I know that. Like I said, it's something that is done AFTER CPR is successful. If someone isn't breathing or doesn't have a pulse, you worry about that before you worry about not moving the neck. If someone is laying in the road with evidence of breathing and a heart rate, you make sure the scene is safe and don't move them. The recovery position is for someone who has lost consciousness unrelated to physical trauma, post-successful CPR, post-seizure, etc. Generally medical help is going to show up before CPR is performed to the point where it can be stopped and the person placed into recovery. I've been HCP BLS certified for ten years with retrainings every 2.
But, Gavin isn't lying about the recovery position. In England we usually (Or at least I did at my school) got taught about the recovery position. It's to prevent the passed out person from potentially choking. You're also supposed to speak loudly in both ears to see if they can hear you. Pretty sure the other part was to pinch their ears. I don't remember that much.
what your describing are the stages of consciousness, attempt to get the persons attention with your voice, place a hand on the chest and give them a small shake, then pain response. if they don't respond to any of this, they are completely unconscious. The recovery position is for when prople have some sense of consciousness, place one hand above there head, go to the opposite leg and bend at the knee, then roll them to the side of the raised arm. this position is indeed used to prevent someone from asperating fluids.
+Cody Cannon I take that back, the recovery position can be used for people who are also unconscious, but have an open airway.
zach suedmeyer calm down dude.. we're just sharing what we were taught. There's no need to have a hissy fit over whats right or wrong
+zach suedmeyer I've was a first responder for 5 years, it is very diffrent from CPR. what we were talking about was just the recovery position. If you have someone with a spinal injury you hold the C-spine, or cervical spine, and don't let them move their head, untill you can get a neck brace on them, and back boarded. But in the situation where you find some one on the side of the road, you don't know what the situation is so you check cardio, airway, and breathing, or CAB. While checking the pulse you should also be looking, and listening for breathing. it's redundant, but they are still doing checks on the system every day. now since you don't know the situation and what should a person is in comma you will hold the c-spine anyway, just to ensure that the person does not move their head or neck in case there is a spine injury. You then call nine-one-one, and wait for the ambulance to arrive. until they arrive if the person is unconscious monitor their breathing and pulse to make sure it does not change. If the person is conscious, make them keep talking to you to monitor their Consciousness. If they stop talking to you for any reason whatsoever or stop responding to your questions comma they've become unconscious. Also if you're going to post stuff like this on civil conversations, you could at least to do your part to be civil yourself.
here in England we are also taught CPR but only when there hearts not beating
Gavin is completely correct. If someone is unconscious you put them into the recovery position.
+Lewis Mileham Depends what's wrong with them. If they have a spinal injury and you flip them onto their side you can paralyse them.
+bouncy house But with how you roll them and without more information rolling them is a good thing. Or you just stay there with them as you call 911 and monitor them as you wait.
+bouncy house Recovery position is for if/ when you have to leave them and they haven't woken up. Spinal injuries are possible from the roll (Less so than you'd expect, though. It's a very gentle roll and the the neck muscles are kind built to hold that stuff together anyway) but the possibility of permanent damage from setting them up in a position where their mouth/ airway will naturally drain is by FAR preferable to the possibility that their breathing gets blocked while they are unattended. The first is a hurt but living person, the second is an asphyxiated one.
BoojumFed So if you found them unconscious you'd leave them on the road before help showed up? wtf
+bouncy house you put them into that position before you go and call for an ambulance. originally for the time when payphones were a thing but could still be relevant in a loud location.
As someone who's currently doing a course in First Aid, I've heard the phrase 'Recovery Position' used about a hundred times over the past few days and it reminded me of this video.
Absolutely MULLERED
yes like being hit by a car, which is how gavin uses the word
+Ahsain i think he meant drunk + passed out in the road not run over cause thats usually how we use it in the uk
first check for the 5 signs of death
DOOOOOODGE!
+Preston Garvey are you a yoshi?
no Goku I am not a Yoshi.
1- no limbs
2- all banged up
3- organs outside the body
4- something
5- I forgot
Dan No no head
All burned up
Blood on the outside of the body
Two other things.
Yeah, Gavin's completely correct actually. The pictured position wasn't quite correct, but if someone is breathing but unconscious, you're supposed to leave them on their side in a specific recovery position. That isn't just some random bit off the internet either; Red Cross teaches that in their First Aid and CPR courses.
After a car accident??? Are Europeans seriously this dumb????
+Rpp Wing Gavin said mullered, British slang for drunk,
+Rpp Wing Why do people keep bringing up a car accident? Did Gavin mention a car accident? No, he didn't. None of the others did anyway. Jordan was the one who put it in for some reason. So, basically all these people use this added information that wasn't present in the original conversation and therefor is incorrect and irrelevant. Are Americans seriously this dumb?
+Rafi Uddin gavin always says mullered to mean a serious injury
+SuddenReal no, gavin said mullered, which he always uses to describe a serious injury like a car accident or something like that. The problem is the stupid British terms
Once again Gavin is completely right and he still gets made fun of. Poor guy
He should just explain it better
+Meera Sathyadas He was right yeah, he just cant explain things in a way that everyone understands.
The leg stops them from rolling over and there's something to do with them not chocking on vomit
U lean over them and use your hand like a shovel to scoop it out, disgusting but effective
+seahorseod If you find someone with a puke filled mouth the odds are they have already drowned 99.99%
+CptBonex well yeah but if you find someone prone and not breathing and perform cpr they may well throw up when resuscitated and thats what the recovery position and scooping is for xD
+PTfilekiller If they're not breathing you should administer rescue breathing, but if they start breathing and are still unconscious, then you put them into the recovery position to avoid choking on their own vomit
I know.
Put me in a recovery position like one of your french girls.
Gus got his wish. He doesn't have to see people deliver his groceries anymore.
Gus was YEARS ahead of his time!!
Wow, go Gavin for knowing the recovery position!
Gus must be so happy cause that's like Instacart's standard operation now
While you don't really do that in the middle of the road unless it's absolutely imperative you don't move them, please don't let anyone but Gavin help me in a medical emergency.
I was about to make a comment saying these are gold they need to make more! but then i noticed the whole playlist of these and wasted the next few hours haha
Love how even the things Gavin is right about is not believed because he acts like an idiot that anything he says isn't believable. Same thing happened with Pubert Adams, nobody believed him until they proved he was right xD
+mega sean ya that is the recovery position!
THIS AGED SO WELLLLLL
Gus was ahead of his time
Dear god, I hope I never get hurt in the states..
I live here, and their ignorance about the recovery position made me shudder at the thought of being injured anywhere below Oregon. (Most people these days above Oregon have had basic first aid training)
Gavin was actually correct here. I'm not even British, I'm Canadian.
+Viktor the Creator Same.
+Viktor the Creator From Canada too, I learned the same thing.
+Viktor the Creator a.files.bbci.co.uk/bam/live/content/z2k6yrd/large
I'm from:-) New Zealand and we learnt that
But it is for drunk people Gav was not fully right
+Elijah Schwamm Gus was right about the drunk people thing
Gavin is absolutely right.
learned the position in my cls course in bct. It keeps most of their body straight and keeps them from being on their back in case anything comes up in their mouth.
I think the only other position I know is for shock victims you need to elevate the legs and place a cold, wet towel on their forehead.
and also your supposed to loosen whatever their wearing.
Exactly!!! I was like... Wait, I learnt this ages ago, is it only a UK thing? Then I saw ur comment.
I have learned that for if someone is winded (which is not as important I know) u make them sit with there back straight and legs bent with the knees pointing up
+Nick Oak (Green) Exactly the clear the air way thing is mostly for CPR when you are going to give them air you are supposed to lean the head back to clear the airway.
You will also learn this in any first aid course, from emergency to standard A
Once again, Gavin is mocked for describing a real world thing.
He's usually one hundred percent correct, he just never explains it properly, therefor he is mocked.
The recovery position is real but in that talk they were talking about a car crash ,after a car crash if you move the person you could paralyze them.
well, kind of. recovery position is alright for an unresponsive patient with a patent airway, but not in the case he was describing. if you find somebody unresponsive and don't know what happened to them, you should always assume some kind of head neck or back injury and limit cervical spine movement. burnie is actually right, open their airway is one of the first things you should do. in this case using a jaw thrust maneuver.
My mother is a trained medic and she has said that Gavin is absolutely correct
Too bad you're not a trained English speaker.
+Hugh Dja Expect he made one mistake, lay off
Happy now?
Gavin is correct. They demonstrate the recovery position in first aid courses.
lol u think people from RT did first aid courses? heck their way of mercy killing and helping living things is to hit a deer with a truck, hose down a wheel that has a dead cat in it, and wack a squirrel with a shovel
+Snikkyme yes yes XD
Gus is a damn genius when it comes to the avoidance of people. You sir are a hero.
Once again, Gavin is actually right and no one beloved him
Right?
+Danypu831 www.nhs.uk/conditions/accidents-and-first-aid/pages/the-recovery-position.aspx he's actually right but typical gavin just failed to explain it with logic
it really depends on the situation, if you suspect that they make have had an injury to his back or neck do not touch them. Basically if they arent in really screwed over then you should put them in recovery position but other wise you got a bigger problem to deal with. In first aid its the best when the victim is unconscious with no obvious signs of other problems or injuries cause you just call 911, put them in recovery position and maintain vitals.
+4lphaPand4 If memory serves, the head should be, if it's safe to do so, placed sideways, so if the person vomits, they will not choke on it, and then potentially die as a result. This is all dependant on the circumstances, of course.
Swampert384 actually i think i got something wrong if you suspect the person has a spinal injury you have to make sure his head doesnt move by bringing his arms up to secure his head. If the person does vomit you need a second person to help you roll him over to his side and make sure you dont twist his body.
i love how gus basically just asked for contactless delivery 4 years before it become common for delivery apps
Here's the thing
It's called the Hanes recovery position, and Gavin was totally right
This was recommended in 2021. It has become the norm and I enjoy it.
Social distancing a couple years too early
I like how Gavin basically got the reputation of being the dumb one, mainly by just everyone else in the office banding together to disagree on things he gets right XD
If someone's unconscious and has eaten or drunk anything within the last 6 hours, they'll vomit and if they're laying on their back, they'll suffocate.
You turn them on their side and turn the head in a way that the vomit can flow out without blocking the windpipe.
The knee is pulled over so they won't roll on their back again.
Here in Switzerland you're actually not allowed to get a drivers license without taking a first aid course, but even if that's not the case in the US, I'm still kinda shocked that not a single person in a room full of adults knows that.
+Loodonius You shouldn't be shocked, we Americans are far more concerned with finding ways to utterly destroy each other than helping.
+Loodonius He got the reputation because he is awful at explaining anything and in the real scenario he only understands like 50% of what to actually do and bullshits the rest and would probably kill the person.
Gus was planning for COVID 5 years in advance lol
The fact that Gavin is right about the recovery position is hilarious
As Jack always said, Gavin is almost always correct about stuff we don't know about. And yes, recovery position IS a thing.
I hope someone besides Gavin is the office fist aider. The RT office clearly needs more of them.
The sad thing is, Gavin's correct!
+The Musician Gavin's correct about a lot of things, but he's also wrong about a lot of things. But in this case he was right, they say the same thing here in Australia.
***** True true.
He just did an awful job explaining and you wouldn't use it in the scenario he explained
I like how this comment section is full of likes of people going, "Gavin's right!" and then all the medics are sitting here at the bottom of all of those comments going, "He's wrong because of the situation." Which is true, if the patient has had some sort of trauma and you have no idea what the injuries are or if they damaged their spinal cord, you don't don't anything other then clear the airway.
that is true
aghostshell except he was right. he said mullard which means blackout drunk
Nuke Narwhal Okay but you find a person on the road, they're blacked out as this scenario says, how did they fall? Did they fall and hit their head hyperflexing it to where it caused them to break any of the 7 C spinal vertebrates or even one of the early Ts? No you don't know that, unless you saw how they fell and knew for a fact that they didn't injury their neck or if you have some sort of x-ray vision you messing with them in any way without knowing what you're doing, you've now possibly done more harm than good.
aghostshell the animated adventure is wrong dude not gavin. He said mullard meaning a drunk dude passes out. You are supposed to use the recovery position for that.
Nuke Narwhal You are completely ignoring what I'm saying... Alright I'm gonna go through this step by step with you.
1. Unconscious patient laying in the street.
2. Ask anyone if they witnessed him fall (answer is no or no one is around.)
3. Open Airway (Jaw thrust to prevent injury), asses airway, asses breathing check for a pulse etc. (All without moving their neck)
4. Manually stabilize or have someone manually stabilize the c-spine to *prevent further injury*
And if you still think after all that, that Gavin is right, I hope to God you never get in the medical field because you are dead wrong and would paralyze a person or even kill them if you moved them while they had potential spinal injury.
Ummm. Gavin is right in this situation.
Gavin is rightnin 90% of situations. Which is why Ryan has stopped even QUESTIONING what Gavin says.
+Eddiember Appropriate logic, wrong application. Side on position is only for clearing the airways and preventing aspiration from vomiting. If someone's completely carnaged from a crash, you're not gonna be able to do much to save them, and clearing their airway isn't exactly comparable to emergency medical attention. He just got the wrong circumstance, because in the event of a serious crash and/or potential injury situation, moving a person can cause trauma and bleeding to the body, which makes it worse. He's not stupid, he knows the logic, he just doesn't know where to apply it, which probably goes for most people.
mullered has two meanings,
1: Broken, smashed or beaten to the point of being visibly altered, unusable or non-functional.
2: Intoxicated with drink or drugs to the point of non-sensibility.
Eddiember the position is real, but he was wrong about when to use it
Well this sure did age amazingly
I love how they spent the time to give burnie a Tesla
the recovery position is real, and it's used once the person is out of danger (ie, post CPR) whilst you wait for help. It is what Gavin described and it's a position where the body completely supports itself and the airway and lungs are clear and open
I think Gavin was right. If you keep the person on their back they can vomit or something and then choke on it.
Yeah but that's if they're drunk not unconscious.
+Gajeel Redfox they can swallow their tongue if they lay on their back
+Tom Cole But it's not physically possible to swallow your own tongue because it's rooted in your mouth, unless of course you cut it out then swallow, but I don't think anyone would do that.
Gajeel Redfox youre right its impossible just a commonly believe myth (explains why i thought it was true) but yeah worst you can do is bite it apparently
+Gajeel Redfox You could vomit for reasons other than intoxication after an accident
This is basically what you should do in any medical emergency including a unconscious individual...
D.R A.B.C
Danger: make the sure the area around the patient is safe so you yourself don't get hurt
Response: yell loudly and tap the shoulders of the unconscious individual in order to assure their physical state
(before moving onto abc you should yell for help)
Airway: check to see if the patients airway is safe and open
Breathing: check for a pulse and a active breathing rate
(If they are not breathing perform cpr immediately)
Circulation: if the patient IS breathing proceed to carefully move body into the recovery position to insure healthy breathing and to avoid chocking hazards.
(Make sure their airway is open at all times)
Idk, but the way Gavin exampled the recovery position it sounds right...
It's cause it is the right way
To be fair on Gavin, that is an actual recovery position... for those who have almost drowned. If you see someone who has possibly been run over, the LAST thing you want to do is shuffle them around, in case of broken bones
He's talking about someone who's blackout drunk in the road.
RuneSkull except he said "mullered", which I've only ever heard Gavin use in GTA videos when someone gets hit with a vehicle. So Michael was right, you don't touch that person
gav was so close to being right
balaclavallama No he was right
5 years later, and the delivery person leaving food on your porch and texting is the standard way to go now!
The problem arising here is that Gavin introduced the term "mullered" to the Achievement Hunters and the US audience as a synonym for getting your ass totally physically destroyed. The Hunters thought he was talking about somone who got hit by a car. When someone has suffered massive physical trauma in that manner, you never, ever move them in a manner that could put any kind of strain in the spinal column. Now, when he used the term mullered here, he is saying the person is passed-out drunk, in case of which the vast majority of people know to turn a person on their side, check their airways, loosen tight clothing, and position their limbs in a non-restrictive position. This isn't really a case of a first-aid knowledge gap, it is a communication breakdown.
"Paint me like one of your French girls" is the first thing I thought of XD
You may be right Gavin but will never forget headlight fluid
Yes, Gavin's right. He also had different schooling from a different country and, in Burnie and Gus's case, a different time. There may only be certain courses that talk of the recovery position that none of them took.
Gus was 4 yrs ahead of Covid protocol
no Gavin is completely correct, i was just certified in E.M.R. and the position he is talking about is the Haines recovery position. it allows the patient to have an open airway and allow the person to throw up with out the risk of them choking on the vomit. You wouldn't move a patient though if he had a suspected neck/c spine injury though
Actually, Gavin's right.
Even if Gavin is right, that doesn't stop this from looking ridiculous. That's the pose Jack put Rose in after she asked him to draw her like one of his French girls.
It's actually correct, I must say I'm surprised that Gavin of all people would know this!
That's called the Haines recovery position. You put the arm under the head as they're laid sideways as to clear the airway so if they vomit unconsciously they don't drown in it. It's used for people who are drunk, unconscious, or with a neck injury.
So Gavin is right, but if you see someone unconscious, you call 911. - Career Lifeguard
oh gavin you are silly but this time you are right i been in the recovery position many times
Draw me like one of your French Recovery Positions
I like how just about every comment before this is some form of Gavin's right but no one says a thing about Guss
I love that if you google 'recovery position' you get the exact position Gavin describes
Gavin to anyone in rooster teeth: iapg9-gg1g-sa8gfg18gt8-g980fg80ag-0g880gr1h9hfhaTranslation: only Gavin knows.
Good job Beth, Andrew, and Yssa! You guys keep on doing that animating thing you do!
Wtf Gavin is absolutely correct. I've watched first aid videos in health class from the 90s and they taught that. I have no idea why they would think to just leave an injured person
+Nathan Craft If they're hurt badly, moving the body could injure the person more.
+ToastIsBread PlotTwist Everyone supporting Gavin is ignoring that he forgot the first part: if someone is unconscious you use the recovery position. If you find someone "mullered" on the road, you don't move them or else you have a serious chance of severely injuring them.
+Roger Smithson well mullered isn't very descriptive.
They called gus a madman...
I'm early, let me make a joke.
Collegehumour
funny guy ;D
+TheEvanjellyion How is this supposed to be funny? These types of comments are nothing more than slightly modified "FIRST!"s accompanied by a tired "joke" that was never funny to begin with.
As an Instacart employee.... this is very common
Gavin is right about the recovery position but he just had the leg in the wrong angle
my respect for Gavin has grown by a significant amount.