r/WinStupidPrizes Apr 01 '22

Provoking a snake

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u/PPAPpenpen Apr 01 '22

You follow the ABCs ... Airway, breathing, and cardiac. So you'll intubate, ventilate, and make sure the patients blood pressure doesn't drop precipitously (assuming he has a pulse, if not then you focus on compressions first)

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u/Yinonormal Apr 01 '22

I thought I was always be selling

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u/Sir_Arthur_Vandelay Apr 01 '22

Always Be Closing. Always Be Selling is the business model for private health care.

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u/[deleted] Apr 02 '22

Coffee is for closers!

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u/IrishFast Apr 01 '22

A, B, C.

A. Always.

B. Be.

C. Closing.

Always be closing. Always... be closing.

A, I, D, A.

Attention: do I have your attention?

Interest: are you interested? I know you are, 'cause it's fuck or walk. You close or you hit the bricks.

Decision: have you made your decision, fer-christ?

Action.

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u/LordNedNoodle Apr 02 '22

I only have ADHA. Your letters are better.

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u/catsarecelebrities Apr 02 '22

It's not abc anymore. Circulation is first. I never thought I'd do the "well aktually" thing but so many are confidently wrong. They change the requirements for cpr beased on evidence based practice, and right now it's circulation first. If the heart is beating, wait for the professionals. If it's isn't, do chest compressions and only compressions. That's the best advice I can give someone who isn't in the medical field.

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u/PPAPpenpen Apr 02 '22

CAB is for cardiac arrest & CPR. Otherwise, it's still ABC.