The Recovery Position - First Aid Training - St John Ambulance

[@georgesutton4671]

Don't get how people can dislike this cause it may save someone's life one day

[@sulaimanaljabari]

They probably identify as "DNAR"

[@blackholediscoball]

Probably to alter the algorithm to limit suggested videos.

[@Flabfactory]

@@blackholediscoball I never thought of that but that actually makes a lot of sense.

[@sangarsi7474]

That's just people from Australia pressing the like button

[@kwazi_dan411]

This cause HAS saved people's lives!

[@gamerz8541]

It’s alright KZbin I was in a life and death situation but I’ll sit here and watch your ad first 👍

[@DarklightLost]

Exactly what I was swearing about when this vid started.🥺😱😡😥

[@kimelks9163]

The idea is to watch it alot so u remember it !

[@ledfloyd9035]

You know, this is incredibly useful for parties. If you suspect anyone of having even just a little too much drugs or alcohol you should do this for them.

[@bethelosa1303]

a kind act indeed.

[@owltaku5757]

Exactly why I learned this. You can never underestimate the risk of someone choking on their own vomit after too much drugs and/or alcohol.

[@ChaosBW]

Or maybe they ate some nasty seafood who knows

[@jessicasaxby1314]

yo all respects to the guy in this but he sound like a full Jamaican thats been told to speak clear english. he is trying his best and he is giving us info that could save lives. well done

[@Shazzkid]

Maybe, but he we can clearly understand him, and the accent makes it funny.

[@silvanabrasil3878]

What a unnecessary comment you just made jessica

[@jessicasaxby1314]

​@@silvanabrasil3878I'm going to be honest. My comment was from 3 years ago and that's not even something I would ever say so I'm going to assume either my husband or one of my children were on my account and made the comment at the time. 🤷

[@amnawajid1094]

@@jessicasaxby1314wish u and ur family best in life Jessica ❤

[@starrrr444]

I am 13 and really wanna be a doctor when I grow up! This content is amazing!

[@MercyMburuNyakio]

That's really exceptional ambition from someone so young! Med school is for the people who want to be there. I'm currently a student of medicine myself. You already have the heart, it's only a matter of working hard and smart now. :)

[@starrrr444]

​@@MercyMburuNyakio Thank you! Actually, what inspired me was that I would be able to help people! However, I recently started a project that my courier path could depend on. I enjoy this path, but still have a distant dream of being a Doctor.

[@咒术师重度依赖]

Same I am I bit younger 12

[@ameliekouma]

good luck

[@logan7612]

@Tudor776 not true

[@jacobaboshoff1165]

Absolutely fabulous life saving information!!! Thank you for the time you take to make these precious videos! God bless you.

[@besstitchener6035]

Thank you. I am a badger myself. They teach us all of this and we can go on exciting camps. I dont know. I think it is only in England. But if you are English on the age 5 to like, i dont know, 16 maybe, you can do St John, an learn these life skills. It is so helpful. Im very young, but they teach so well that both 10 years old 5 year old cannunderstand. The secondary students go to Cadets, and then there is Leaders. I have only just realised St John has its own youtube channel. Thank you to whoever reads this.

[@nagarjunkp1984]

Recovering position can be done on both the sides either left or right provided which side the first aider is standing If the first aider is in left side of the casualty then turn the patient on left side similarly right

[@gameoverlordN7]

Unless the person is pregnant in which case you need to leave them on their left side, so as a rule given the injures allow it, lean them on their left side.

[@lucysteele]

But you should try and make it their left side, never put a pregnant woman on her right.

[@kaylewolf]

I feel like this doesn't need ads if you're watching this to help someone in danger I just got an ad Good video! 👍 We have 000 in Australia

[@jasper-27]

That is one of the best accents i have ever listened to

[@Shivsierra6]

May god bless all St.John ambulance and the staff as well as you sir thank you for the info as a BACHELOR IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH student it's really helpful ❤

[@philswift1549]

I'm lovin this guy

[@lukec.1717]

He seems like a super chill dude

[@sachinerappa]

I m lovin that girl

[@gameoverlordN7]

Also don't move them unless you are sure they is no Neck, spinal, or head injury. Moving them with a broken back can cause the discs to move and leave them permanently paralyzed. If you saw the accident you should know, if not then ask around or if the casualty is conscious ask them.

[@MrIroxnoah]

If the casualty is unconscious and no one is around that knows what happened airway is the number one priority over a spinal injury.

[@licious4633]

Very useful for a casualty who has no neck,head or spinal injury

[@nashnoche864]

YOU JUST SAVED ME IN MY PDHPE ASSESSMENT THANKK YOUU SAVIOURRR

[@Buzybel]

This video is very useful and could save someones life thank you

[@petert9224]

Good / precise/ been a few years since my first aid training .. good refresher .

[@parinitaujoodha2449]

Thank you for sharing. Very clear explanations given and the way videos are made are very helpful.

[@arvinratunilozziansitsuppl2357]

I respect this guy because he's so smart

[@bonhashimzamora9365]

Thanks for this it helps me a lot on my deftac subject

[@sxftvibes9451]

this is amazing! Oh and...the position is the way i sleep!

[@Ja-jc5xh]

Great video, great reminder, many thanks.

[@Jamie-rd2ck]

this is so useful. Thank you John

[@rebekah8913]

im learning to be a lifeguard and this helps so much !

[@ibraveheart5700]

I’m on brake right now. This video will really help during the test 🙂

[@america2793]

Thank you I needed this for the cadets :D

[@saracen888]

Thank you Winston and StJA

[@olasam1959]

There is a permanent cure for Herpes virus, i got rid of mine. with the herbal remedy i ordered from Dr.Anii on youtube.

[@mares7003]

This guy reminds me of my dad so much 😂😂 legend

[@vinayakpingat1242]

Nice video

[@alfredyt]

No ads, good job

[@ghostfacefan]

My friend was drunk and this helped so much thank you

[@Ayaan-uh6iv]

You do it correctly every time

[@MsBea324]

But what side do you put them on is it the left ? because sometimes images flip on video. Asking for real

[@shramanmukherjee3194]

danke fur deine hilfe

[@ssonkobazirio6893]

Thank you for your help 1:23 1:27

[@Floina]

Thanks, very easy to learn. ❤

[@alessandrac1940]

I also recommend extending bottom arm a bit higher to support head.

[@petemac3964]

100% agree

[@blancachavez7370]

Thank you for video 👍❤

[@alessandrorighetti21]

i suffer sleep apnea and this is the position i sleep in

[@Kenybeny69420]

I love the mans voice

[@mburulucky9580]

Education is power

[@KingRapz13]

Woulda loved to have heard this in full patois!!!

[@pappy374]

"Everyting gwarn be iree"

[@drfaisalzahoor]

you can do the same procedure on either sides, right?

[@shevaughnlinton8181]

Khawaja Faisal naa

[@alisia6462]

you can , I'm currently learning first aid , and if the ''victim'' has a brouse on his left side of the head , you turn them the opposite side , you bring the head upwards so that they don't swallow their tongue , also instead of waiting for their response , you should check their pulse every 1-2 minutes , because he might have pulse , but is unconscious.

[@shevaughnlinton8181]

nekochan573 ok am learning as well want to contact me off this

[@alisia6462]

how?

[@Quizwithkids]

no left side only

[@hirukabadugama1221]

Thanks👍👍👍

[@zakiahmadi3881]

thanks for nice video that you made it .

[@ihun131]

thank you sensei

[@Bocolooma]

Wow they do put add on these vids. Wild

[@MarSupernatural26]

I don't understand when we should do this. Isn't it better to keep them flat on their back and perform CPR instead?

[@sudeshbedi]

We should put them towards left or right?

[@JackRoberts08]

Yo man this helped out a lot y now learning and stuff

[@emuemeee]

Someone: Help I'm dying!!! Someone else: Ok let me find how to first aid!!!! KZbin ads: I don't think so

[@mercelynhenry7647]

Thank you

[@valansley]

Brilliant thanks

[@maxsimeck902]

dayum dat boi got a sexy accent

[@TiberiusStorm]

Yuck I had to mute him!

[@foxcosplayz]

why did i read that as “sexy servant”

[@alexdawkins5368]

I couldn't agree more

[@heetman5925]

AND A SEXY GIRL

[@Fedha-dm1up]

Anwens Life racist hat hat

[@zahramissy4837]

Thank you 👏👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️

[@lochlanholton3014]

Good video

[@balabharathy.m1336]

Which side to turn left or right side

[@archiewoosung5062]

Do we need to take care that the flow of blood isn't blocked to the patient's arm they're resting on?

[@olasam1959]

There is a permanent cure for Herpes virus, i got rid of mine. with the herbal remedy i ordered from Dr.Anii on youtube.

[@ahmedtahir9276]

Doing good work keep it up

[@thomaspaasewe4772]

Thanks so much sir

[@ShinaAlboma]

Great video thanks

[@naynay-fi7iv]

Very helpful video.

[@arshadasad8330]

Are left side stand is good??

[@awatt6088]

Do you have First Aid and CPR training for those working with those who have disabilities? I have first Aid but I want to know what to do with people who have disabilities

[@water7031]

It's different format what I learn 1: open airway 2: left arm 90° Then turn the casualty. Maybe it's different depending on the teaching

[@ربیعہجمیل-ح5ع]

So when to do CPR??? Before or after???

[@tara345]

You do this if they are breathing, you do CPR if they aren’t

[@ربیعہجمیل-ح5ع]

@@tara345 Thank you 😊😊

[@tara345]

@@ربیعہجمیل-ح5ع no problem!😊

[@ariabm44]

excuse me wha aboout neck injury??is this safe??

[@decentlysmartforanidiot8284]

if there's a severe neck injury that could risk a fracture you do not move the patient at all. just call 999 and let the professionals do their jobs.

[@brad_8711]

If a patient is unresponsive, their muscles relax, including the tongue. This could fall back and block the airway, the recovery position is there to protect the airway as this is the number 1 priority. If you are at all worried, the call handler will advise you when you ring 999.

[@frankeyadicofrankey3785]

Very helpful 👌

[@monisolaalli5917]

Thanks for this.

[@olasam1959]

There is a permanent cure for Herpes virus, i got rid of mine. with the herbal remedy i ordered from Dr.Anii on youtube.

[@MAT-xl4ts]

When do you do this? After the cpr?

[@m-j5630]

If they are breathing you put them in recovery possition, if they stop breathing then you perform CPR. Chest compressions

[@emptysoul1986]

nope. you do this when the person is unresponsive but breathes normally

[@HS-mo1ii]

These videos are so good, thank you!

[@r.s.chahal.2182]

Very good...

[@olasam1959]

There is a permanent cure for Herpes virus, i got rid of mine. with the herbal remedy i ordered from Dr.Anii on youtube.

[@leechinggaming9457]

I kept shocked when I noticed I slept in that position 😂

[@MandeepSingh-mv6nt]

Great mam....Thank you ..Love you tooo...

[@MandeepSingh-mv6nt]

Grateful for your help brother....😊🙏❤💪

[@olasam1959]

There is a permanent cure for Herpes virus, i got rid of mine. with the herbal remedy i ordered from Dr.Anii on youtube.

[@josephatsambula362]

If I do not have gloves with me or first aid box how do I save one with heavy bleeding on the head?

[@Bluebell_uk]

Ask any women nearby if they have a sanitary towel. These come in plastic wrappers and are great at absorbing bood. Falling that get inventive... a scarf/ jumper / a coat sleeve. Ask someone else to find a first aid kit call an ambulance

[@johnw3508]

Great video- watch out for sharp rings digging into the cheek!

[@AjayKumar-fd9mv]

Thaks for the video

[@Shotzla]

It would be amazing if they didn't put ads on First Aid videos.

[@howeeenn]

Thank you! My dad keeps having seizures

[@mutekosenterprises3481]

Awesome

[@imperiusss]

Shouldnt you first go trough your protocol ABCDE before considering this, because it is much more difficult to do that in a good way if the person is on the side in stead of on the back. When the person starts to vomit,bleed from mouth then you put the person on the recovery position and when it stops vomiting then you can return to the normal position and continue your survey. Or if you have to leave the patient because you want to call for help, then you cal also use the recovery position. If you are with 2 person then you can always use the chinlift or jaw thrust there is no reason to put the patient on recovery position UNLESS it starts vomiting.. Then you can temporary put the patient in the recovery position to safe the airway and when the danger is gone put again on the back and maintain jawthrust/chin lift.

[@sweeperboy]

To be fair to him, he said at the beginning "*if you have done your primary survey* ...they should be placed into the Recovery Position to maintain their airway".

[@vampyremisa]

if you are in the middle of a huge accident, then you put them this way tho.

[@decentlysmartforanidiot8284]

I would suggest putting someone in this position after doing a full survey and sweep of the surrounding area to make sure nothing dangerous like rocks or glass is on the ground. Then if there are other people, assign jobs, such as calling the emergency services if they don't seem to be breathing perform CPR if you are certified, if not then find your nearest AED. there is usually one in public places like supermarkets and shopping centres. Then if their breathing is regular and normal, you place them in the recovery position and wait for help. Never get off the line with the dispatcher until the ambulance arrives, if there are any complications they will tell you what to do. never move a patient if there is a risk of spinal, neck or head injury. If you didn't witness what happened, ask around if you can to find out.

[@timothyg1986]

Holy God I can't remember all that!

[@R.Tafolla]

At first I was thinking “999? Why not call 911?” But then at the end I noticed it was in the UK when he said the website.

[@SenakaSandagomiWeerawardena]

Thanks

[@beaulieuc8910]

I always find this hard to do. In am emergency one cannot always remember all the points and sometimes they fall front first and they are ery heavy for women

[@jorgediaz2247]

She was mullered. Now she's in the recovery position!

[@Devlin2Nathan]

RT?

[@Esme.26]

Whos here for school?

[@Elliottbird-do2px]

i already know this!!!!

[@failedsuccessfully0000]

Couldn't understand what was said at 1:31 because of his accent.

[@payalpatel1160]

i get it.

[@jononolan946]

Is the person in the recovery position not necessarily supposed to feel comfortable? Because it doesnt look like a very comfortable position.

[@petemac3964]

The way they have done it not feel comfortable at all and is terrible for someone with a potential spinal injury. Easier and safer ways to do it

[@silversnail1413]

I've been placed in the recovery position and it's not the most comfortable thing in the world, but when done correctly it can save lives. A little temporary discomfort is better than death or permanent injury.

[@security29]

That is not correct, I am trained in emergency firstaid, cpr and aed, and you are supposed to put there hand on their neck to help support the neck to prevent further injury

[@lukomwaibrahim4745]

I saved my friend at the company he was beaten by electricity because of this course

[@arshadasad8330]

Right side sleeping is good,so that left side stand is not good

[@thememebandit6767]

God I really hope there aren’t any ads on this video

[@janugalappatthi]

0:56

[@melissav.r.4212]

How do you do this to a 270 lbs, 6’4 guy? I’m about 125 lbs, 5’7.

[@Bluebell_uk]

It will work. The raised knee acts like a lever and a small amount of pressure will get movement

[@petemac3964]

Roll away from you. Much easier and safer

[@osumbasandra5003]

❤❤

[@cringemastersandyazzo1006]

It really just looks like he’s putting her into a position we’re looks like she’s sleeping and he’s about to walk away saying she’s fine

[@payalpatel1160]

never mind