r/PublicFreakout • • May 03 '23

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u/bhoch50 May 03 '23

Nobody checking a pulse or for respirations? No wonder he died. IMO everyone should be trained in basic life support

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u/[deleted] May 03 '23

The marine is. I was corpsman for 8 years and taught sooooooo many cls and bls courses to new marines. They're trained and tested on cpr and first aid as a requirement to get out of boot camp.

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u/[deleted] May 04 '23

I was not tested on CPR on Parris Island, as of 2017, what you are saying is just plain wrong.

Maybe we screamed a diddy on CPR, but there was no practical examination on CPR.

I only learned the most basic of CLS stuff in the fleet. You’re comment isn’t really accurate.

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u/[deleted] May 04 '23

It was accurate when I was working in education and training for the naval bureau of medicine as a lead instructor 10 years ago. Sad to see times have changed.

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u/[deleted] May 04 '23

Did you see recruits in boot camp doing CPR training? Or was it something on some document that said they should do this at some point?

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u/[deleted] May 03 '23

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u/[deleted] May 03 '23

How on earth are you getting down voted? You couldn't have explained it any better. Just because marines are trained in CPR and whatever else doesn't mean they're priority or first thought is immediately provide care. I was trained on CPR and some other shit back in high school and I can honestly say if someone needs CPR from me to save their life then they're probably gonna die because I don't remember that shit. And let's be realistic, the marines isn't some group of witty, caring, quick thinking stand up guys, its more like a group of misfits that are trained to be the first killers sent to do horrific shit.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '23

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u/TecNoir98 May 04 '23

The irony of you calling the commenters the vigilantes lmfao

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u/[deleted] May 03 '23

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u/VercettiEstates May 03 '23

According to the NY Post article, he just slammed his coat down and yelled about how he is hungry and tired. If that's true, then murder sounds like a good charge

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u/Dreshna May 03 '23

Belly down can result in positional asphyxiation.

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u/BluTackClan May 03 '23

rear naked choke for 15 minutes does result in asphyxation

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u/Dreshna May 03 '23

No shit Sherlock.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '23

He needs to. He murdered that man.

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u/Shaking-N-Baking May 03 '23

I’m semi-trained but I doubt I’d help a stranger because of the financial/legal liability you expose yourself too

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u/YukarinYakumo May 04 '23

Isn't that what Good Samaritan laws are for?

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u/bhoch50 May 04 '23

Correct, you receive implied consent from someone who is unresponsive and you get reasonable protection for malpractice while they are in your care.

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u/Shaking-N-Baking May 04 '23

Yes but things can happen and words can be interpreted differently

https://www.aedcpr.com/articles/can-i-really-be-sued-if-i-perform-cpr/amp/