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Jiro said:
not if you're not certified for it. You're only certified to use what you have learned but if it's something new... you need to be re-certified for that. It's for legal reason like EMT.

If that new method ain't part of latest certification program, then I ain't gonna try that.
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Read my post 538. You are right.
 
rockdrummer said:
I don't know if this new method is a direct replacement. It would be interesting to know what your instructors say about it. Put a post it on your forehead so you will remember. :lol:


Update; here is the article published by the Mayo Clinic. Hands only is not a direct replacement but it can be used by any bystander that is not trained in CPR.




So Jiro you are correct.

New Guidelines for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
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"And any attempt at CPR is better than no attempt." damn... that kinda sounds disheartening....
 
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I learned something pretty gross in class, that in some cultures after, the woman delivers a baby, they keep the placenta and make a stew out of it.

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I knew about that... Didn't Tom Cruise do that?


anyway, when there's hardly any food, you'll eat anything.
 
Oceanblue7 said:
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I learned something pretty gross in class, that in some cultures after, the woman delivers a baby, they keep the placenta and make a stew out of it.

:barf:
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thanks. thanks for sharing. thanks!
 
Oceanblue7 said:
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I learned something pretty gross in class, that in some cultures after, the woman delivers a baby, they keep the placenta and make a stew out of it.

:barf:
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People still do that in Canada and United States. Some people even freeze the placenta as a memento.
 
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Jiro said:
Oceanblue7 said:
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I learned something pretty gross in class, that in some cultures after, the woman delivers a baby, they keep the placenta and make a stew out of it.

:barf:
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thanks. thanks for sharing. thanks!
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Your welcome :)
 
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Jiro said:
rockdrummer said:
I don't know if this new method is a direct replacement. It would be interesting to know what your instructors say about it. Put a post it on your forehead so you will remember. :lol:


Update; here is the article published by the Mayo Clinic. Hands only is not a direct replacement but it can be used by any bystander that is not trained in CPR.




So Jiro you are correct.

New Guidelines for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
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"And any attempt at CPR is better than no attempt." damn... that kinda sounds disheartening....
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I urge you not to check out the statistics (winks)
 
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Oceanblue7 said:
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I learned something pretty gross in class, that in some cultures after, the woman delivers a baby, they keep the placenta and make a stew out of it.

:barf:
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Hmong? I had to research when I was sixteen and yes... I was traumatized
 
Wow. I learned a couple of things in this thread. The changes in the CPR and the placenta uses..... Dang.
 
Just learned that I like homemade Pimento cheese spread a lot better than the store bought kind. I won't eat the store brands at all.

I think the next time, I'll let my pimentos drain and use less mayo. I'll aslo add hot sauce or peppers to it. I like things spicy. I used the sharpest cheese I could find for this recipe but it still tasted a bit bland for my taste.
 
[I learned something pretty gross in class, that in some cultures after, the woman delivers a baby, they keep the placenta and make a stew out of it.


Some freeze it and eat it after the 1st year.......wait I might be confusing with wedding cake.....
 
Oceanblue7 said:
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I learned something pretty gross in class, that in some cultures after, the woman delivers a baby, they keep the placenta and make a stew out of it.

:barf:
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That's icky! Some people have used it in their hair as a deep conditioner...:whistle:
 
I once had a debate in school and meant to say "half took the drug and half took a placebo" but actually said placenta instead.....it was pretty funny (True story)
 
:locked: this thread down!!!!

Quarantine Protocol in process!!!!
 
Poor PFH, I don't think he had 'placenta' in mind when he created this thread..

... which is EXACTLY why we should continue discussing the joys of placentas :)
 
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