If I am ever on life support...

Please unplug it and plug it back in to see if that fixes the problem.





From one IT guy to all you others out there.

a reply to: theatreboy

Do I clear cache, history and cookies and refresh too?

Remember to wait at least 10 seconds before turning it back on.

For proper discharge and troubleshooting purposes.

P.S. - Your thread skills are on life support.

a reply to: theatreboy
Have you got an official Windows copy or a pirate copy? It matters.

originally posted by: Bigburgh
a reply to: theatreboy

Do I clear cache, history and cookies and refresh too?

Yes, but that's for in case I don't reboot.

a reply to: theatreboy

Yes.Yes.Yes. At LEAST! Unfortunately, the human body doesnt have a "reset" button...and in my field, I've never found one...and I know where all the buttons are!

EMT

originally posted by: mysterioustranger
a reply to: theatreboy

Yes.Yes.Yes. At LEAST! Unfortunately, the human body doesnt have a "reset" button...and in my field, I've never found one...and I know where all the buttons are!

EMT

That's not entirely true. The chest is a reset button if CPR is performed properly.

I take pride in knowing how to perform CPR, and while we're all having fun, I just want to take a quick pause and tell people that CPR can save a life. While it's best to be properly trained, please, everyone, take a minute to read over this quick walk through... It just may save someone's life.

originally posted by: ChaosMagick
Remember to wait at least 10 seconds before turning it back on.

For proper discharge and troubleshooting purposes.

P.S. - Your thread skills are on life support.

Well is was just a joke after all....can't do a million paragraphs and sources....

Absolutely right. Procedures have begun changing w CPR...not necessary for 30/2...2 rescue breaths to 30 chest compressions...

Rescue breaths deemed not really necessary...just keep compressions going..after all..... theoretically the person is temporarily dead anyway...and even the untrained can save a life by continuing compressions alone.

I do both, but no one tells you in training about that 1st vomit in mouth while rescue breathing...and even w mouthpieces...it happens.

Everyone should take 1st Aid, AED and CPR!

EMT

We're already on life support. We just don't think about it too much.

originally posted by: theatreboy
Please unplug it and plug it back in to see if that fixes the problem.





From one IT guy to all you others out there.

Amen brother!