Yeah. Also when bandaging any sort of stab wound. Tie the bandages around the object and stabilize it and apply more pressure until you can get to the ER
When young, my father was a paramedic. In a domestic fight (drunk people) one of them stabbed a guy in the heart region. Called paramedics, they came, took the guy to the hospital. Before entering the surgery, stabbed person was still talking and was alive. He even talked to near standing relatives and joked with them, like, see you later ect. They really beleived that everything will be ok. In the operation, surgeons discovered that one of big aortas was damaged and knife was acting like tamponade. After removal, surgeons wasn't able to do much and guy bled out completely within minutes. Relatives blamed doctors because they just couldn't accept how in one moment they where able to talk to patient and everything seemed to be well but after some minutes a time of death was declared.. They put that shit on paramedics and even this was all of their fault, my dad had to live with the blame for a long time until he forgave himself and accepted that it wasn't his fault. Long story short, knife can really work as a blockade. Allthough it didn't help in this excact situation, never pull out knife, except when surgeons do it. Much higher chance of survival.
But even if a surgeon pulls the knife they can't do anything to stop the bleeding sometimes, it looks like it. I thought we had enough technological developments to prevent stuff like that. We can build bullet trains but still we can't cure cancer and can't stop a bleeeding if it's really deep like this situation.
@@larissa4608Think it all depends on the location of the stabbing and the depth. In this case it was out of the surgeons hands (they would have had to remove it, and no amount of repairing would have stopped the inevitable.
My dad’s a firefighter so I learned this at an early age. As dark as it may be, we probably should teach this to children at schools, it’s some pretty life saving information.
Chances are if you’ve been stabbed, the knifes coming out from the attacker and another stab is inbound. Here’s an easier rule to follow. Don’t get stabbed
@@hi5yearsago392 Anyone who is not blind is capable of learning 100% reliable self defense methods specially for stabbings. If you know the method you are safer letting them attack you with a knife then running away.
I stg bruh i live in London and it rlly isn’t that bad, they couldn’t care less about you, and if they rob you just give them a tenner and walk along, but robberies basically never happen. Man up
If you plan to move like say if a killer is after you it's better to remove most knifes cause otherwise your going to damage internal organs most likely..it's going to fall out anyways probably unless it's so deep which means you can't move anyways ...keeping it in only applies if you don't plan to move until medics come to your location or its not that deep..if it's like near your heart it may be better to move it out slowly not fast cause damn...but you better bandage it up or else your done for either way
I have seen dozens of movie characters die after being impaled or stabbed and then they immediately remove the object. There are several movies that would have ended differently if they would have just left it alone and gotten help.
They'll probably get hit by a lot of blood taking it out, I don't think the average villain would want to get their hands bloody, only if they want to stab again or are a really crazy bas+ard would that happen.
And to add to his point; depending on the type of knife that has been used, by pulling it out you could potentially cause a lot more damage than there already was if you were to pull it out.
i like how half these comments are talking about how they remembers this and saved someone, etc. and the other half is pure chaos talking about how they’ll remember to take the knife out on their next victim. 💀
Thank you so much I saw this one day before I got a bad fish hook in my hand, my first reaction was to pull it out but then I remembered this video. Thank you! The doctors at the hospital are also thankful!👏👏👏
If you get stabbed by a murder they are most likely to take the knife, but his is quite useful if you got accidentally stabbed, tbh this is just general knowledge
I've literally been stabbed on accident on my right side in the rib area I turned and he realized it was the wrong person Ive never seen a person disappear so quick felt like pins and needs on my side then warm then pain I was at a concert
I wish my friend knew this. My friend and her bf (also a close friend of mine) went to /he gas station to get us drinks while I stayed home. they didn't come back so I texted them and the next day found out he had been stabbed in the heart and died on the way to the hospital. I'm sure he would've died regardless and I have no blame towards her but still, one of those "what if" things that keeps me up. Rest in peace Jason, poor dude only got 18 years of life before dieing to someone who didn't know him and he didnt even know. Wrong place wrong time, stay safe out there guys, life can be so much shorter than you could ever imagine. So enjoy each day as if it's your last for me please.
I’m so sorry u had to bear that and I’m really sorry u lost a close friend. But thank u for that tip I’m trying to put a lot of effort on enjoying the present moment and doing what I can for now and u just motivated me!!
I learned this the hard way at 14 when I jumped off a school and landed palms out onto a broken beer bottle. Felt instant pain and imagined a rock or something hard and noticed my skin protruding on the back of my hand. Out of panic I reacted by pulling the glass out and began bleeding out quickly but luckily caught an ambulance ride to the ER and got cleaned and stitched up. More than 30 years later I have little feeling in part of my hand and feel the sensation from one finger on my thumb.
“tampon” is called that because of tamponade... tampons were actually invented to plug bullet wounds for soldiers in the military and women were like “huh we can use that”
I read a story where the EMT was new...someone had been stabbed and the EMT showed up and panicked and pulled the knife out when the other EMT was like WTF the EMT stabbed the person to put it back in. The person died and they went to jail for manslaugter
As an EMT in training, this is horrifying to hear! Typically a new EMT will work alongside a more experienced EMT, so it’s shocking the experienced EMT even let that guy put the knife back in
This guy: *shows actual evidence of what happens upon pulling the knife out of the wound* Movie directors: this is not factually correct and should immediately pull it out, hold your hand over it for the next 10-15 minutes fight scene before having some badass character all of a sudden have medical knowledge and patch them up for the main character to be perfectly healthy and stabbed or shot numerous amounts more and yet not die.
@@ohhowunique5576 well if the injured person or other people moved them, yes the knife might cut more.. which is why it is better if the injured person don't move much.. it will make the bleeding worse as well..
If it’s still bleeding a substantial amount you can take gauze, and wrap it around the knife, and then take a separate piece of gauze to hold that circular piece of gauze (kind of doughnut shaped), and push it down.
@@spicybook you can, but you really don’t want to use tourniquets unless it’s the only thing you can do. Whenever you apply a tourniquet you put a time, and date on it, and at least in the military only a Mil. doc is allowed to remove the tourniquet to either operate or replace. The reason you don’t want to put one on if you don’t have to is that after a while of not getting blood into the limb you’ll be damaging said limb more. Not receiving oxygen through blood can cause permanent damage to the muscles, and so on. I don’t know exactly when said damages start being permanent, but that’s why you don’t always just want to slap a tourniquet on.
People keep mentioning "the stabber is probably getting to take the knife back" but this doesn't just follow getting stab, you can get punctured by multiple things in all different kinds of situations, like maybe a car accident
@@iliekpie8321 a lot of the time people stab so hard to the point where it gets stuck in the bone or wedged in. Also a lot of attackers for some reason think it's a good idea to just let go after the first stab for some reason.
@@malachiromero6077 Maybe they get scared and run away. Like, they’re trying to just rob someone and threaten them, but then end up actually stabbing the person.
to add points to your survival skill remember : someone never stab once, when it's on the news it's always *someone* get stabbed a certain ammount of times
Well normally the person stabbing you doesn’t leave the knife in you… He either takes it out and stabs you again or takes it out to get rid of the evidence
Well this aint just a lesson for getting stab from a stabber but pretty much from everything else. Fall into glass shard, got tool or equipment stab in u by accident, a wooden stick or whatever.
This is very true. Removing the sharp object can also cause more damage coming out depending on what the person was stabbed with. You do, however, want to stabilize the object so it doesn’t end up moving and digging around in the person’s body.
@@_predictedscroll_923 probably primarily for accidents. Dropping a knife on your foot etc. Instead of ripping it out like a dumbass leave it in and rush to the hospital.
Yeah nobody stabs once unless it's in the heart or brain with a long knife to ensure a kill and they run due to someone coming like a cop or else they take the knife out stab again and pull it out again so you bleed out
It's sad that anyone needs to be told this. I learned this as a child, I'm now nearly 40. Never take out what should be removed by a professional, it can save your life.
Reminds me of that rookie doctor that took a knife out of a victim of stabbing and when he was screamed at for it, he apologized and placed the knife back in. Charged with manslaughter.
I was taught this in basic emergency medical technician/firefighter training, and even all the way up to paramedic training, they taught us even though you are able to do more than what a civilian can do you’re not a doctor, stabilize the wound by packing around it with gauze or a water bottle cut in half and secure it with medical tape and leave it for the doctors to treat
@@tylismanarmstrong7624 doesn’t matter there is no reason to pull it out it’s literally the thing stopping you from bleeding out , it’s not like movie’s.
About a year and a half ago I was trying to open a ravioli can with a giant knife and it slipped and went straight through my hand. Being my smart self I pulled it out without thinking. Luckily I was at a friend's house and they put pressure on it and I went to the hospital. I haven't touched a ravioli can since and I had earned the nickname ravioli hand :')
@@skylergraddy2784 it works. Just got to get the right spot. Real question is would you not try to do the same if your hungry and don’t have a can opener. I do have a can opener but I’ve been places that didn’t for example opening up beans while camping
@@DGDOMMYGUN sorry I have more the 3 brain cells lmao yea maybe a little knife but y tf would you use a giant knife for ravioli sounds like your asking to be fucking cut lmao
Don’t feel so bad, I cut two tendons and a nerve in my hand trying to open an amazon package, $60,000 worth of surgeries later and I’m not allowed to open a package.
These people came into my classroom, like 4 years ago to demonstrate how much we have in our body and how much we can lose and still stay alive. They also said that if you’re stabbed above, then raise your legs to allow blood flow to the area (I’m not sure if this applies to the lower half of your body). You should also apply pressure to wherever you’ve been stabbed and use layers to keep warm debating how your body temperature will drop.
Elevation has proven to be an ineffective method to stop severe bleeding. Tourniquet for arms and legs (severe bleeding only) and wound packing for junctions bleeds
Okay one crucial thing is keeping the knife still if you move around alot its gonna cause more damage
Thank you, Dr. Zoidberg
Yeah. Also when bandaging any sort of stab wound. Tie the bandages around the object and stabilize it and apply more pressure until you can get to the ER
Depends on where the knife is?
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Usually when someone stabs you with a knife they don’t poke you and run they usually immediately remove the knife and repeat.
You have a bit of experience hmm
@@kimzee3812 it’s just what usually happens wym
@@kimzee3812 he lives in the United Kingdom duh
As an expert in the subject, I can confirm this is true
@@ghostface7193 oh hi Ghostface 👻
Murderer: Stabs you and keeps it in.
You: Why, thank you. 😂
Murderer: crap this guy is weird
me: now get the frick out of here-
Me (law enforcement): how about no let's not *pullout* sir I'm calling medics and I'm letting the Murderer run
me: *æ*
Anybody defending their own life. Quit watching movies shit got ur mind fucked up
When young, my father was a paramedic. In a domestic fight (drunk people) one of them stabbed a guy in the heart region.
Called paramedics, they came, took the guy to the hospital. Before entering the surgery, stabbed person was still talking and was alive. He even talked to near standing relatives and joked with them, like, see you later ect. They really beleived that everything will be ok.
In the operation, surgeons discovered that one of big aortas was damaged and knife was acting like tamponade. After removal, surgeons wasn't able to do much and guy bled out completely within minutes.
Relatives blamed doctors because they just couldn't accept how in one moment they where able to talk to patient and everything seemed to be well but after some minutes a time of death was declared..
They put that shit on paramedics and even this was all of their fault, my dad had to live with the blame for a long time until he forgave himself and accepted that it wasn't his fault.
Long story short, knife can really work as a blockade. Allthough it didn't help in this excact situation, never pull out knife, except when surgeons do it. Much higher chance of survival.
But even if a surgeon pulls the knife they can't do anything to stop the bleeding sometimes, it looks like it.
I thought we had enough technological developments to prevent stuff like that. We can build bullet trains but still we can't cure cancer and can't stop a bleeeding if it's really deep like this situation.
I aint reading allat
@@niallvaz737 then don't read minecrafter
@@larissa4608Think it all depends on the location of the stabbing and the depth. In this case it was out of the surgeons hands (they would have had to remove it, and no amount of repairing would have stopped the inevitable.
Not your dad's fault, but might be the surgeons' fault
My dad’s a firefighter so I learned this at an early age. As dark as it may be, we probably should teach this to children at schools, it’s some pretty life saving information.
Your right mate
I knew this when I was young because I was watching a horror movie where 3 people in a bus got stabbed by a flippin gigantic metal post 😂
It’s useful in life so they will not teach it.
@@FlexSZN23 sad, but true🤣
@Sincere Cephas I mean, with all the food he has stocked in our fridge and 2 freezers, it’s not inaccurate😅
Chances are if you’ve been stabbed, the knifes coming out from the attacker and another stab is inbound. Here’s an easier rule to follow. Don’t get stabbed
Just need to remind my burglar not to stab me. no problem thank you kind stranger! 😃
Lol u kinda have a point but people don't normally *choose* to get stabbed soooo yeah
well that would have been useful information 10 seconds ago
@@hi5yearsago392 Anyone who is not blind is capable of learning 100% reliable self defense methods specially for stabbings. If you know the method you are safer letting them attack you with a knife then running away.
Ah yes, when I accidentally trip on a knife, my first instinct will totally be to stab myself again but intentionally this time
Lesson learned:
Stab, twist, pull.
hello 911??
My FBI agent is disappointed and on the way.
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I’m heading to London this weekend so this info was great, thanks!
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Oh man 😂
I stg bruh i live in London and it rlly isn’t that bad, they couldn’t care less about you, and if they rob you just give them a tenner and walk along, but robberies basically never happen. Man up
I just keep pushing it in until it comes out the other side.
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The world: never pull a knife when your stabbed
The main characters on movies: pulls knife when stabbed
If you plan to move like say if a killer is after you it's better to remove most knifes cause otherwise your going to damage internal organs most likely..it's going to fall out anyways probably unless it's so deep which means you can't move anyways ...keeping it in only applies if you don't plan to move until medics come to your location or its not that deep..if it's like near your heart it may be better to move it out slowly not fast cause damn...but you better bandage it up or else your done for either way
omg IKR
I have seen dozens of movie characters die after being impaled or stabbed and then they immediately remove the object. There are several movies that would have ended differently if they would have just left it alone and gotten help.
Thats why its a Movie
Well this thing doesn't apply to them bcoz they are main charactersss🤧
"This is your body, and this is your blood" - Sounded like the beginning of communion
Wait does that mean I’m Jesus 😳
Lol it does….
lol 😂
When he said “this is your body, and this is your blood”😂
So, villains don't take the knife out just to get their weapon back. They also do that so you'll die faster. Well, okay 😀
Brah just get another knife and put it back in duhh 😐🤲
@@carnagekills693 that would just be stabbing them again 🗿
@@carnagekills693 bro a stab wound ain't like a normal anus or a vagana
They'll probably get hit by a lot of blood taking it out, I don't think the average villain would want to get their hands bloody, only if they want to stab again or are a really crazy bas+ard would that happen.
@@carnagekills693 ...thats not how it works- like that you can die even faster
Thanks for the advice. I'll make sure not to get a knife in my body!
Lmaooo
Lol
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people who didn't make sure not to get stabbed: :-O
Don't get stabbed
Plus if you survive, you'll get a free knife. It's like a bonus
yeah you can stab the mf back with the same knife 🥰🥰
@@dmlwyep. And when you do, say I believe this knife belongs to you as you stab em with it.
Good, now I know to pull out the knife from my target!
I was stabbed in 2011. Its been 10 years . Still haven't removed the knife. Thank you.
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Really
it’s 2022 now
@@rip_lezduit 12*
Killer: stabs and runs away
Me: snatches knife and puts it back in
Killer: *visible confusion*
Witness: *Visible confusion* 😕
Dog: *visible confusion*
Jesus: *visible confusion*
Blind people: Invisible confusion
Y’ALL IM CRYING AT THESE COMMENTS 💀
Killers watching: I can finally get away better wit murder nEhEhE😈😈
Gets stabbed* “hey man could you keep that there? Just like that. Perfect!”
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And to add to his point; depending on the type of knife that has been used, by pulling it out you could potentially cause a lot more damage than there already was if you were to pull it out.
Also depends on the location of the injury REALLY badly given advice tbh
@@exiledtobronze8694 its not...
@@exiledtobronze8694 no matter where you’ve been stab, pulling out will always get worse
@@exiledtobronze8694 how is this not good advice you absolute egg head
@@exiledtobronze8694 yes
This is true for other sharp objects too. Not just knives. If the object is curved or jagged, it’s especially important no to take it out.
The stabber: *"Oh I'm not just going to do 1 stab"*
i like how half these comments are talking about how they remembers this and saved someone, etc. and the other half is pure chaos talking about how they’ll remember to take the knife out on their next victim. 💀
Pretty sure both sides are joking about...i mean who remembers this videi and saves a person 😂
Lamo
@@aldenpadilla1773 fr they wouldn't have the balls to stab somone or put it back in lol
@@aldenpadilla1773 I worded the first part wrong lol, but ik they are joking I just find it funny
Thats life dude-
This is helpful for all the people in the UK, thanks!🇬🇧😊
"IT'S FKING COLD AND HURTS LIKE HELL, JACK! JUST PULL IT OUT!"
watching him pour ketchup into the water hurts my soul
Honestly
y'know getting stabbed prolly hurts your soul more
the ‘tamponade’ thingy made me remember tampons were originally made for stopping the bleeding for mens bullet wounds in the war
Now they stop another type of bleeding once a month
@@skootergirl22 yep, just getting shot once a month
@@C3r3b3lluhmmm getting shot in the ovaries yes
@@happyvalentino that's what it feels like lol
Army medics still use things similar (can't remember their names) because just plugging is super effective. It also apparently HURTS LIKE A BITCH
This is why I pushed it deeper to make sure nothing leaks out.
Thank you so much I saw this one day before I got a bad fish hook in my hand, my first reaction was to pull it out but then I remembered this video. Thank you! The doctors at the hospital are also thankful!👏👏👏
But let’s be honest, the shanker is most of the time going to want to keep his only weapon.
Nah
You know a shank is not a knife ?
@@daggermouth4695 yea but you can shank someone with a knife
@@ethanclem3383 haha yeah fuck me I guess you're right. Carry on 👍
it's only polite to give him his knife back
You should also stabilize the object so you don’t damage more tissue
STABilize
I’m sorry I’m on my way out 🚪
@@sonarful I should not have laughed this hard lmao
@@sonarful HAHAHA
I was thinking about that..
Movie actors gonna be walking with 1000 knifes on them for no reason
Chillest person in London
"Tamponade" I always wondered where the name came from
I was looking for this!!
Delicious on toast!
@@kittenthecat1635 same!
Tampon-aid ... kool-aids not so popular flavour
@@jamesmcinnis208 turn it into a s'more
Him: This is why u should never stab someone
Serial killers: ima pretend I didn't see that
I think you missed the title lol
Hear*
@@yeahitsme4066?
@@fatpenguin_ Ima pretend I didn’t *HEAR* that
@@yeahitsme4066 I thought you were talking to me 🤦🏻♂️
TAMPON-ade “ holds the blood” 😭
Thankyou Sensei!
kiler: breaks into house stabs me and takes the nife back
me: gets another one from kitchen and shoves it in
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So who's side are you on? The killers or your own?
Me : After a second "Fuck i💭 picked the big one"
@@lukestacey9250 wait bro this youtuber said knife should b in place
SO
'Knife first suspect next'
LOL
If you get stabbed by a murder they are most likely to take the knife, but his is quite useful if you got accidentally stabbed, tbh this is just general knowledge
yeah imagine leaving it there risking the cops to get your digitals, discovering where It was brought (leading to you) etc.
As an American.
Idk but I feel like we use more guns than knives.
But hopefully this won't be useful in a England either.
Accidentally?
@may i obtain a pumpkin that's not considered an accident lol
I've literally been stabbed on accident on my right side in the rib area I turned and he realized it was the wrong person Ive never seen a person disappear so quick felt like pins and needs on my side then warm then pain I was at a concert
People in movies : like thats ever gonna stop me
The IQ one had me ded asf
I wish my friend knew this. My friend and her bf (also a close friend of mine) went to /he gas station to get us drinks while I stayed home. they didn't come back so I texted them and the next day found out he had been stabbed in the heart and died on the way to the hospital. I'm sure he would've died regardless and I have no blame towards her but still, one of those "what if" things that keeps me up. Rest in peace Jason, poor dude only got 18 years of life before dieing to someone who didn't know him and he didnt even know. Wrong place wrong time, stay safe out there guys, life can be so much shorter than you could ever imagine. So enjoy each day as if it's your last for me please.
I’m so sorry u had to bear that and I’m really sorry u lost a close friend. But thank u for that tip I’m trying to put a lot of effort on enjoying the present moment and doing what I can for now and u just motivated me!!
he got stabbed in the heart he probably would have died regardless depending on how deep the wound was.
@@MemerCat0 Wrong. A stab to the heart can be treated.
@@MemerCat0 Don't say shit like this when you don't know what you're talking about, you're going to get someone fucking killed.
Prayers to you, Jason and his loved ones. ✝️❤️
I learned this the hard way at 14 when I jumped off a school and landed palms out onto a broken beer bottle. Felt instant pain and imagined a rock or something hard and noticed my skin protruding on the back of my hand. Out of panic I reacted by pulling the glass out and began bleeding out quickly but luckily caught an ambulance ride to the ER and got cleaned and stitched up. More than 30 years later I have little feeling in part of my hand and feel the sensation from one finger on my thumb.
I have 1 word.....
Oof
@@user-cf2nz7mt9m ouch.. I'm sorry for you, I'm glad you got help :(
you on x games mode
Why did u jump out of school?... What
Omg
Thank you for this demonstration I shall share this with friends!!!
“Oh hiii~ *aggressively stabs water bottle* “
“tampon” is called that because of tamponade... tampons were actually invented to plug bullet wounds for soldiers in the military and women were like “huh we can use that”
I think I saw a RUclips video on that a little while back
where are your sources?
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I read a story where the EMT was new...someone had been stabbed and the EMT showed up and panicked and pulled the knife out when the other EMT was like WTF the EMT stabbed the person to put it back in. The person died and they went to jail for manslaugter
As an EMT in training, this is horrifying to hear! Typically a new EMT will work alongside a more experienced EMT, so it’s shocking the experienced EMT even let that guy put the knife back in
This is covered in training long before an EMT hits the streets. I call bull.
@@TheDemsk I read the same story
@@loria287 That's insane. I was an EMT and all of this was covered long before we left the classroom. If it's true, that person was just a moron.
I dont know if this is true but i read this exact story elsewhere- probably true tho
Thank you I needed this!
My friend had been stabbed and i took out the knife but then i remembered this video and i put it back in tysm bro! :D
This guy: *shows actual evidence of what happens upon pulling the knife out of the wound*
Movie directors: this is not factually correct and should immediately pull it out, hold your hand over it for the next 10-15 minutes fight scene before having some badass character all of a sudden have medical knowledge and patch them up for the main character to be perfectly healthy and stabbed or shot numerous amounts more and yet not die.
patches him up and is ok the next day
😂I’m no genius but odds are if you’ve been stabbed it wasn’t just once
you just explained the whole John wick plot
I feel like if you do keep the knife in then depending how sharp it is it will start cutting at tissue and start more internal bleeding
@@ohhowunique5576 well if the injured person or other people moved them, yes the knife might cut more.. which is why it is better if the injured person don't move much.. it will make the bleeding worse as well..
If it’s still bleeding a substantial amount you can take gauze, and wrap it around the knife, and then take a separate piece of gauze to hold that circular piece of gauze (kind of doughnut shaped), and push it down.
Just grab a bandage and wrap it on your arm, works like a charm.
wait, can't you just apply a tourniquet and then pull it out?
@@spicybook you can, but you really don’t want to use tourniquets unless it’s the only thing you can do. Whenever you apply a tourniquet you put a time, and date on it, and at least in the military only a Mil. doc is allowed to remove the tourniquet to either operate or replace.
The reason you don’t want to put one on if you don’t have to is that after a while of not getting blood into the limb you’ll be damaging said limb more. Not receiving oxygen through blood can cause permanent damage to the muscles, and so on. I don’t know exactly when said damages start being permanent, but that’s why you don’t always just want to slap a tourniquet on.
I’m scared if someone actually has been in this situation 😐😕
John wick taught me this already
People keep mentioning "the stabber is probably getting to take the knife back" but this doesn't just follow getting stab, you can get punctured by multiple things in all different kinds of situations, like maybe a car accident
Ohhh okay, I’ll leave the car inside me, thanks!
He’s British he’s talking about getting stabbed
@@VISSSER no like if like glass punctures into you 😭
@@iliekpie8321 a lot of the time people stab so hard to the point where it gets stuck in the bone or wedged in.
Also a lot of attackers for some reason think it's a good idea to just let go after the first stab for some reason.
@@malachiromero6077
Maybe they get scared and run away.
Like, they’re trying to just rob someone and threaten them, but then end up actually stabbing the person.
to add points to your survival skill remember : someone never stab once, when it's on the news it's always *someone* get stabbed a certain ammount of times
You know you can be impailed on anything right?
@@CN-fk7wp don't make me use the tactical strap-on
One stab to your lung, all the oxygen supply is stopped, you won't survive. If you let it stay in , you will be in tremendous pain
@@shubhangagarwal925 Yeah but that would never happen in real life
@@CN-fk7wp never heard of backstabs?
The bottle: glad to be an a example… now my time has come, ugh…
R.I.P water bottle
I feel Italians crying for ketchup loss.
Thank you. I will always pull out my knife when I stabb, I wondered for years how they still alive after I did that to them. I understand clearly now
Tf-
I like ur sense of humor. Twisted
@@fforpark2481 who said they were trying to be funny…
@@batmanjefe5357 every day humor keeps advancing my jokes are not funny anymore as they were a year ago : \ people keep saying " where funni"
I can’t tell if he’s joking or not
This guy: *explains something really important*
Me: “oh that’s cool... he has the exact same cooking knives I have .”
😂😂😂😂
This ia not how ir actually works btw
Never thought I'd get shank by such a handsome doctor
**Stabs bottle**
"Oh hi!!"
“The doctors said all my bleeding was internal, that’s where the blood is supposed to be”
Well normally the person stabbing you doesn’t leave the knife in you…
He either takes it out and stabs you again or takes it out to get rid of the evidence
No one can remeber that, wait u can, you are a little bit sussy.
You'd be surprised.
True
A lot of stabbings are accidental, and impalement with other objects like falling on something.
@@jturtle5318 huh..maybe getting a cut is possible ,but stabbing ..bruh maybe so
POV: I got stabbed in the back for 15 years now and still can’t go to bed without pushing the knife deeper
Video games : what did he say?
Now for reality, when people get stabbed the stabber usually doesn’t leave the blade in the stabbed.
Lol very true,
Well this aint just a lesson for getting stab from a stabber but pretty much from everything else. Fall into glass shard, got tool or equipment stab in u by accident, a wooden stick or whatever.
Buy another one and put it there.easy boy!!
I’ve heard some incidents where people accidentally stab themselves so regardless this info is useful and realistic.
@@9x9edits30 Keep at least 5, 3 inch tall knifes on you at all times so if you get stabbed a few times you can plug up the holes yourself.
This is very true. Removing the sharp object can also cause more damage coming out depending on what the person was stabbed with. You do, however, want to stabilize the object so it doesn’t end up moving and digging around in the person’s body.
Who the hell gets stabbed then still has the knife in them Tho. It's put in twisted then yanked out then your left for dead.
@@_predictedscroll_923 lol oohooooooo
@@_predictedscroll_923 probably primarily for accidents. Dropping a knife on your foot etc. Instead of ripping it out like a dumbass leave it in and rush to the hospital.
@@_predictedscroll_923 You don’t have to be attacked to be stabbed. It happens all the time by accident and doesn’t have to be a knife either
To stabilize the knife you need to dig around a bit until you fine a safe spt to put the knife in, preferably an organ or a large muscle
"bl00d" Bro thinks that organs are cuss words it's like saying "h34rt"
I love it keep up the good work
Me: pulls out my knife whilst being stabbed.
My: friend showing me this.
Me: proceeds to put knife back in.
Me hears the term “tamponade”: oooooh so that’s why it’s called a tampon
“Bit of circulation”
Shakes the bottle
I d k but I am laying on the floor of laughing 😂
Thx for the info :D
Anime characters:
I'll ignore that...
- "But it's a lot less than to remove the knife"
- *Squeezing the bottle* .
That's called a beating heart, bud.
Me trying to process this while I'm dying
Plot twist: The bottle was a voodoo doll
*Gets stabbed in an alley way*
"Oh, no man just leave the knife there, I'll take care of it"
The issue is most knife wounds caused by stabbing have the knife removed immediately after stabbing.
Yeah nobody stabs once unless it's in the heart or brain with a long knife to ensure a kill and they run due to someone coming like a cop or else they take the knife out stab again and pull it out again so you bleed out
He’s describing a normal British day
lmao unfortunately yes
*Killers taking notes* “and now I know my mistake…”
So if one knife slows the bleeding two knives would stop it.
Just put knifes in your entire body and no blood can come out anymore }:)
Yes exactly
Words before disaster
This is big brain time
It's sad that anyone needs to be told this. I learned this as a child, I'm now nearly 40. Never take out what should be removed by a professional, it can save your life.
You’d be surprised, a lot of people are brain dead mate
Reminds me of that rookie doctor that took a knife out of a victim of stabbing and when he was screamed at for it, he apologized and placed the knife back in. Charged with manslaughter.
@@pack-a-punch8586 very true
@@koresaliva That sounds vaguely familiar but I have to look that up.
@@nanuq83 I know, I’ve heard that insane story before
So much intelligent discovery. I would have never understood it if not explained like this!!
Thanks for the tip ;)
*pulls knife out*
“this is why you should never pull a knife out”
*puts knife back in*
"Is this a cap or am i gonna get slapped?"
Having a good pull-out game
Video games : I pretend I didn't know that
Especially when the knife gets pulled out and someone squeezes your body to demonstrate the pressure of the blood oozing out
The squeeze there is to resembles the blood pressure.
Our heart keep pumping the blood 24/7 you know..
We have a little something called blood pressure… the blood doesn’t just slosh around in there. It constantly moves around.
I usually don’t like judgemental comments but this is seriously the dumbest s#!t Ive Seen in a long time. Stop it, get some help.
I was taught this in basic emergency medical technician/firefighter training, and even all the way up to paramedic training, they taught us even though you are able to do more than what a civilian can do you’re not a doctor, stabilize the wound by packing around it with gauze or a water bottle cut in half and secure it with medical tape and leave it for the doctors to treat
Ohh,ꨄ︎𝐭ʲ
I learned this by using logical thought
Yeah but IF You had too, what then
@@tylismanarmstrong7624 doesn’t matter there is no reason to pull it out it’s literally the thing stopping you from bleeding out , it’s not like movie’s.
@@tylismanarmstrong7624 Why would you ever have to?
Imagine a killer seeing this
Killer:omg thanks for the information
Murders: thanks for the advice now I know how to make my victim hurt more
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oh my god that guy is so annoying
About a year and a half ago I was trying to open a ravioli can with a giant knife and it slipped and went straight through my hand. Being my smart self I pulled it out without thinking. Luckily I was at a friend's house and they put pressure on it and I went to the hospital. I haven't touched a ravioli can since and I had earned the nickname ravioli hand :')
Y u opening cans with knives?
@@skylergraddy2784 it works. Just got to get the right spot. Real question is would you not try to do the same if your hungry and don’t have a can opener. I do have a can opener but I’ve been places that didn’t for example opening up beans while camping
@@DGDOMMYGUN sorry I have more the 3 brain cells lmao yea maybe a little knife but y tf would you use a giant knife for ravioli sounds like your asking to be fucking cut lmao
You deserve that nickname. Might as well change your legal name to it tbh
Don’t feel so bad, I cut two tendons and a nerve in my hand trying to open an amazon package, $60,000 worth of surgeries later and I’m not allowed to open a package.
This reminds me of that picture of a dad and his kids in hospital waiting room, and the dad had a arrow in his chest
Far cry devs : im gonna pretend i didnt hear that
These people came into my classroom, like 4 years ago to demonstrate how much we have in our body and how much we can lose and still stay alive.
They also said that if you’re stabbed above, then raise your legs to allow blood flow to the area (I’m not sure if this applies to the lower half of your body). You should also apply pressure to wherever you’ve been stabbed and use layers to keep warm debating how your body temperature will drop.
So someone slowly bled out in your class while someone measured the blood until they passed?
@@rockypowers365 hahah, no. they used buckets to demonstrate. :)
Go outside kid
Elevation has proven to be an ineffective method to stop severe bleeding. Tourniquet for arms and legs (severe bleeding only) and wound packing for junctions bleeds
@@rockypowers365 I'm sorry this made me laugh so hard😂😂