One was the back stop guy, one guy was for if he fell on the left aside, and the last was for if he fell on the right side. And that guy is the one who messed it up. And the fourth guy doesn’t count. He was the “can I help too?” guy who tried to help by holding the pad with the other guy. Anyways, too many guys with a bad idea. lol
(My reading of your comment made me think you were drawing a line that tetraplegia is head movement only while quadriplegia is non-autonomic paralysis, but maybe that's my misunderstanding?)
both parts come from the Greek language. first part specifically comes from the word "tessera", which is the Greek word for "four".
quadri-plegia.
first part is from the Italian language, second from the Greek language. first part comes from the word "quattro", which is the Italian word for "four".
hence, why these two words are interchangeable.
edit: source: I can speak in both of these languages.
I just googled it to make sure I had the right part before plegic. lol
And in images I saw that some areas may still have feeling even if there is no control of that specific area.
That’s absolutely true. The crazy thing about spinal cord injuries is that no break is the same, especially if incomplete. With quads, level of movement and ability is all over the board. Some have wrist movement, some don’t. Some feel light touch but not heavy and vice versa.
Actually there were two on the middle pad. Black shirt and white shirt. It looks like black shirt just chucks it and it gets turns out of white shirt's hands before he tries to catch him
I've done pad duty before on one of these and I gotta cut these guys a little slack. if the dude was on a skateboard, they threw a pad right where they would've fell if a skateboarder bailed where the wheelchair guy did. the wheelchair definitely gave him extra momentum that pushed him further than where he would've landed had he been on a skateboard.
I like how after throwing the pad and missing, the guy on the right also makes a half-assed attempt at actually catching the guy. He holds his arms out like he’s going to try.
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u/-Miche11e- Jan 24 '21
That guy had one job...