The Recovery Position - How to | One Minute Demos | YouTube Shorts

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There are many reasons why someone may need to be put in the recovery position, but the most important thing is to act quickly and decisively. This simple guide will show you how to correctly position someone in the recovery position.
This 1 minute RUclips Shorts explains how to put someone in to the recovery position.
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How to put someone into the Recovery Position:
Step 1: Check the casualty's pockets for any sharp objects (keys, wallet, phone)
Step 2: Raise their arm (closest to you)
Step 3: Their furthest hand to their closest cheek (hold into position)
Step 4: Lift the furthest leg by raising the knee
Step 5: Roll the patient on to their side
Step 6: Tilt the head back to clear airway
Step 7: Their top leg at 90 degrees for added stability
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[@jamesgoldring1052]

peter griffin injured stance

[@remoone4593]

Tilt the chin up to maintain a good airway 😉

[@sylviahaokip4760]

Left hand up first or right hand? Can never know the angles

[@Steroplast]

Whichever hand is closest to you is raised up to the side of their head, so when you roll them towards you their head rests on that hand :)

[@user-mm4qg8sd9z]

Brother you need to turn left side not right side

[@Steroplast]

Originally, the recovery position was left side only. People thought this would decrease the chance of vomiting. Over the years, however, either side has become acceptable. The goal is airway preservation above all else. People tend to roll the casualty towards them as it is easier to position their hands and knees correctly.