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If You Are Affected By Any Things Expressed In This Thread Please Call The Number Below
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Can I just point out that my post on the previous page was a jokey post? I'm not taking this thread as seriously as some people.
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Can we please just let this complete "non" thread die and be buried.
It got far more posts than it should've! |
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And then watch as your mother/father/sister/brother/child dies whilst the ambulance makes its way to you.
Cool. un called for but i see your point actually i dont.... but i know how to do CPR you know why because i DONT take this stuff from TV i either go on a course or ask a professional to show me |
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un called for but i see your point actually i dont.... but i know how to do CPR you know why because i DONT take this stuff from TV i either go on a course or ask a professional to show me
Doc, stop biting and let it die
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Do you not think the general public should be trained in CPR then DoctorQui?
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It isn't up to a fiction-based TV show like Doctor Who to educate the British public!
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un called for but i see your point actually i dont....
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but i know how to do CPR you know why because i DONT take this stuff from TV i either go on a course or ask a professional to show me
Yup, that's what I did.But that fact that we did does not address the fact that a lot of people don't and it would be a good idea if more did. So, whilst the idea is fresh in people's minds it might be a good idea if the BBC used the opportunity to nudge people in the right direction. Seems sensible to me. |
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It isn't up to a fiction-based TV show like Doctor Who to educate the British public!
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No one is suggesting that the training should have been incorporated into the programme.
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As somebody who's had CPR performed on them, I can confidently say that my ribs were not broken or cracked, but I did however receive quite a bit of bruising
![]() The Medic who brought me round briefly said that cracked ribs happen, it just depends on the person giving the CPR and the person receiving it. It's not common, but neither is it uncommon. So basically, the people who're arguing on this thread are both right (In a sense at least.)
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That is pretty much what the entire thread is saying.
At least half the posters are of the opinion that it shouldn't or that it doesn't matter. |
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Can someone please give me CPR.
I'm having difficulty breathing as a result of a combination of shock and sheer hilarity at the fact that this thread is still so drama fueled! |
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A myth.
It doesn't if done properly.
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I think everyone should remember this thread. Because this is how most of the Moffat-vs-RTD, standalone-vs-serial, dark-vs-light, time-travel-vs-adventure debates look to everyone else.
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I think everyone should remember this thread. Because this is how most of the Moffat-vs-RTD, standalone-vs-serial, dark-vs-light, time-travel-vs-adventure debates look to everyone else.
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I think everyone should remember this thread. Because this is how most of the Moffat-vs-RTD, standalone-vs-serial, dark-vs-light, time-travel-vs-adventure debates look to everyone else.
Seriously, I can't help but look through some of this and think is what's wrong with the world today LOL |
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... And then refrain from ever doing it again.
Seriously, I can't help but look through some of this and think is what's wrong with the world today LOL
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Can I venture into this debate, usually lurk but would like to say I'm a practising A & E Nurse, my mum is also a Nurse, my father a Consultant in a leading teaching hospital and my brother is an A & E Doctor between us we have over 70 years medical experience. None of us have ever come across, heard about or caused broken ribs while performing CPR, really don't think it is as common as some are saying.
Amy's technique was bad and wouldn't have worked, she didn't open his airway and she definitely wasn't pressing hard enough to break Rory's ribs but then this is a piece of fiction about a time travelling alien and not casualty. Scuttle's back to lurking. |
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I know, I'm deeply embarrased by my part in it
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Can I venture into this debate, usually lurk but would like to say I'm a practising A & E Nurse, my mum is also a Nurse, my father a Consultant in a leading teaching hospital and my brother is an A & E Doctor between us we have over 70 years medical experience. None of us have ever come across, heard about or caused broken ribs while performing CPR, really don't think it is as common as some are saying.
Amy's technique was bad and wouldn't have worked, she didn't open his airway and she definitely wasn't pressing hard enough to break Rory's ribs but then this is a piece of fiction about a time travelling alien and not casualty. Scuttle's back to lurking.
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... And then refrain from ever doing it again.
Seriously, I can't help but look through some of this and think is what's wrong with the world today LOL The way some have exaggerating peoples comments to imply they think the world is coming to an end is somewhat childish imo. |
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LOL. not even close.
At least half the posters are of the opinion that it shouldn't or that it doesn't matter. |
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I think everyone should remember this thread. Because this is how most of the Moffat-vs-RTD, standalone-vs-serial, dark-vs-light, time-travel-vs-adventure debates look to everyone else.
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... And then refrain from ever doing it again.
Seriously, I can't help but look through some of this and think is what's wrong with the world today LOL Quote:
I know, I'm deeply embarrased by my part in it
![]() Imagine how long this thread would have been (and how long ago it would have sunk into obscurity) if, after someone had pointed out that Amy's CPR technique was not too hot, those who were not interested or thought it unimportant had just quietly moved on. Someone came up with an internet 'law' some years ago that said that whenever anyone intervened to complain about an off topic post on Usenet the resulting ruckus would inevitably create far more disturbance than the original OT post would have done had it been left alone. The law seems just as true today in that people who get their panties in a bunch because they think some discussion is silly/unimportant/off topic will almost invariably cause the discussion to be extended to many times the length it would otherwise have had, both in terms of time and number of posts. Quote:
The way some have exaggerating peoples comments to imply they think the world is coming to an end is somewhat childish imo.
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You do have a peculiar way of understanding things.
I haven't found one post that says the technique was anything but poor! However, I have seen many that say who cares, it was a sci fi telly programme. Unfortunately others, myself included got drawn into a digressed debate that was meaningless responding to messages from people trying to put the world to rights. Please point out a post to me were someone was ridiculing those who are so adamant that the beeb should have used an episode of Doctor Who as a reminder to all on how to do correct CPR. The so called ridiculing posts you did highlight, mine included, were simply laughing at themselves. I think perspective is clearly lacking on this thread. Bugger, I started again, soz everyone but that post p'd me off! |
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