CPR tutorial machine in a bus terminal in Seoul
CPR tutorial machine in a bus terminal in Seoul
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"How in the hell did I get herpes?"
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How did I get herpes?
Yeah that was me but you were really good last night.
YOU'RE ALIVE!!?
Like I said, you were really good.
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Chest compression only is acceptable.
Do it! Push hard & fast.
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Cool idea but it ought to be paired with a remotely-operated pepperball turret or something to deter vandals and pervs.
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And pervs...
ಠ_ಠ
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What, do you want me to hang around the paraplegic wing of the hospital? This is way safer for everyone involved.
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One time I found a solid plastic suitcase in an alley and couldn't resist opening it to see what it was. It was a dummy just like this but for intubation (I think). It was brand new with all the accessories still in plastic
I sold it for $1200....but not before hiding it in the fridge for my roommate to find
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I wonder about the hygiene
Might be different in Korea, but as of 2015 breaths are no longer required for CPR per American Heart Association guidelines. Easy enough to wipe down the chest with an alcohol wipe between users.
It's tempting but don't put your dick in it and you should be ok. Modern cpr does not involve mouth to mouth. Stereotyping a bit, but Korea in general is pretty clean-conscious - I wouldn't be too worried about putting your hands on this. Learning good cpr is the most likely way anyone can become a true life saver. Wash your hands and give it a go. I've seen these at airports in the states too.
Same rules as the gym: wipe it down when you're done with it.
Vinnie says don't kiss 'em
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=O92KL1mw77c&pp=0gcJCfwAo7VqN5tD
"Here's one I prepared earlier"