RexFuzzle Posted October 15, 2012 Posted October 15, 2012 So there I am giving it my all on Sunday in the crater and the chick about 3 riders in front of me bails down the rocky section. All three of us right behind her stop and the two guys that were right behind her are helping her up (Something I don't agree with as she could have hurt her back and the guy is yanking her up and out the road [which is worse: a stuffed back or bikers riding over you?]). Anyway, what is the correct etiquette here... Me and the other guy not helping her up had a look, and my professional opinion was that she would probably be a bit sore but would life and her head looked ok, so we kept on going. I don't suppose that there is a right answer, but what would you do?
4u2nv Posted October 15, 2012 Posted October 15, 2012 it depends... was she hot? Hot_Fuzz1, The Ghost, Cav' and 1 other 4
fabes Posted October 15, 2012 Posted October 15, 2012 she was wearing pink...Yeah then give her 2 quick breaths and commence in CPR
Cassie Posted October 15, 2012 Posted October 15, 2012 Always do what YOU think is right!!! It might not always be the same everytime...
Cav' Posted October 15, 2012 Posted October 15, 2012 Skop haar to met die sand soos n kat drol en ry verby.... If she was hot - offer to give her skills training
Stretch Posted October 15, 2012 Posted October 15, 2012 (edited) I don't suppose that there is a right answer, but what would you do? Guys, I am a qualified EMS. Under no circumstances should you take this lightly..The very first step is to move her out the path so any other mtbikers can carry onthen the cycling top is very restrictive..remove it immedeatlyThirdly...find the sternum for CPR, it can be located directly between the breasts. Fondle both and you will find it in the middleand finally..apply CPR through the mouth in the following routine...CPR 1 2 3 Fondle CPR 1 2 3 fondle Edited October 15, 2012 by Stretch Cav' 1
Mr SingleTrack Posted October 15, 2012 Posted October 15, 2012 Guys, I am a qualified EMS. Under no circumstances should you take this lightly..The very first step is to move her out the path so any other mtbikers can carry onthen the cycling top is very restrictive..remove it immedeatlyThirdly...find the sternum for CPR, it can be located directly between the breasts. Fondle both and you will find it in the middleand finally..apply CPR through the mouth in the following routine...CPR 1 2 3 Fondle CPR 1 2 3 fondleI don't understand??? please supply a video so that i can better grasp what you are saying Stretch and Hot_Fuzz1 2
GoLefty!! Posted October 15, 2012 Posted October 15, 2012 (edited) I don't understand??? please supply a video so that i can better grasp what you are saying What don't you understand? What breasts are? or how to place your lips to a woman's lips (CPR naturally.. ) Also remember that sports bra's are very restrictive and can hinder the CPR. You cannot roll her over either so carry a Leatherman and snip it off gently. Don't want to spoil anything and create more work.. This should remove the restriction allowing the breasts to fall to the side and allow access to the sternum. This is where you call a friend... Edited October 15, 2012 by GoLefty!!
TNT1 Posted October 15, 2012 Posted October 15, 2012 So there I am giving it my all on Sunday in the crater and the chick about 3 riders in front of me bails down the rocky section. All three of us right behind her stop and the two guys that were right behind her are helping her up (Something I don't agree with as she could have hurt her back and the guy is yanking her up and out the road [which is worse: a stuffed back or bikers riding over you?]). Anyway, what is the correct etiquette here... Me and the other guy not helping her up had a look, and my professional opinion was that she would probably be a bit sore but would life and her head looked ok, so we kept on going. I don't suppose that there is a right answer, but what would you do? What's the question?
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