This is so helpful! I should tell my grandparents to do this next time, my little brothers legs were burned by boiling water 💧 They didnt know what to do, but now its all healed 👍🏻 it was 2 years ago, if it happens again, i should tell them to do this!
I’m sorry to hear about your experience when I was 14 months old I suffered 3rd degree burns to both of my hands on a fire place at my cousins house. Unfortunately the hospital treated my burns wrong so I have procedures every year to help them. Luckily I can’t remember it but my brothers and cousins say it was pretty traumatic ❤
Nah, it changes every five-ten years. Right now we focus on bacteria, 20 years ago it was removing heat - stopping post cook. 10 years before that tearing the skin - that's why we punctured the blisters. Bottled water gave us pour water as opposed to ice. Just wait till we become concerned with Aluminum toxicity - silver nitrated impregnated gauze should be the standard.
Хотелось бы добавить, что в последующем когда волдыри лопнут (а они обязательно это рано или поздно сделают) то уже тогда необходимо аккуратно срезать излишки кожи, чтобы избежать последующего воздействия бактерий под ней и возможного воспаления, а следовательно и гнойных образований, именно для этого их иногда и срезают сразу при возникновении если это подвижный участок тела, чтобы держать ситуацию под контролем и точно знать, что нет места в котором могли бы развиваться микроорганизмы. В дальнейшем могут появиться корки, это нормально, пользуйтесь увлажняющими кремами от ожогов пока корки не сойдут естественным путем с течением времени чтобы избежать дополнительного травмирования кожи во время движения, так как жесткие неразмегченные корки будут трескаться и кровить, а нам все ещё не нужно воспаление. Ну и конечно с ожогами лучше вообще забыть про перекись водорода, самая обычная дистиллированная проточная вода справляется не хуже, при этом не воздействуя лишний раз с кровью в капиллярах и не мешая заживлению
It works when my leg accidentally scalded by the boiling water. I continued to run water through my leg for about 15 minutes. Even though afterwards there was still a hot sensation, it didn't cause any scars at all thanks God.
Ive been a chef for many years and was always told to never pop the blisters due to risk of infection. Ive been burned countless times and never had any issue other than the initial burn.
True. In my case I went to the doctor because the burned area, blister on my hand keeps accumulating and became unbearable. Until I went for treatment and doc had to pop it after that they apply it with antiseptic cream. So it has to be done under medical care to prevent any infection.
Correcto. Un pequeño truco, si tienes aceite de oliva, mantén la quemadura empapada de aceite todo el tiempo que puedas, siempre y cuando la quemadura no arranque la piel. Al día siguiente no tendrás ni ampolla ni escozor.
I got a burn in my back and because the doctor told me not to pop the blisters, the blisters turned into long term hyperpigmentation. Now I learnt if I popped them would’ve reduced the chance of hyperpigmentation
2 things. 1, definitely still take them to the hospital. a burn like that needs to have the blisters removed and then it needs to be cleaned daily for a while to prevent infection. and 2, a burn can get worse in the first 72 hours so even if you don't go to the ER (though you should), definitely change the bandages daily and take a look at the wound (if the skin turns white that is a 3rd degree, burns like that scar visibly for at least 2 years, i'd know). also keep it out of the sun for a while (2 years) even after it heals because a scar can become more prominant/mess up the skin barrier and you may need surgery to fix it.
Bonus points if you can get your hands on special gauze for burns. I keep it in my apt. at all times, and you can easily get it at the pharmacy. It's covered in special fat / ointment, so that it won't stick to the wound painfully when it needs to be changed.
Do not directly pour the water onto the skin, let it flow down from a place a bit higher and slide onto the affected area to not cause extra pain or potentially open the wound further…if its on the forearm try to the position the arm where if you drip it from the side of the bicep it makes its way to the affected area 👍🏼
@@xwinterwolf121x9 not warm or cold just a nice room temperature where the skin wont get more inflamed from hot water or get shocked from cold water and tense up the skin
@@unvasodechocomilk well i know my training, everything he said is correct just the illustrated portion of dumping water or having water just land ontop of the burn causes more discomfort and potentially to open the wound more. Its nothing major just a tiny detail that was different from my training
Just updated my CPR and first aid last week and it's *not* recommended to POUR the water if you have a choice, submerge your burnt area in a tub of cold water to reduce the chance of your skin sliding off. This is only for 3rd degree burns since the burn is down to your fat tissue and your skin will be loose. You want to keep as much skin on your body as possible. Edit: obviously do what is available to you. It's just good to know that if you pour the water (with a 3rd degree burn) your skin may just slosh off and that increases your risk of infection. Assess your situation and go from there. There is no right or wrong so stop comparing the two techniques 🤣
I burned my hand a while back. I had variations of 1st and 2nd degree burns. I go to my local CVS and I’m like “😢 is this an emergency situation? Do I need to go to the ER?” I treated it myself. Bought the items I needed and my hand was healed within 10 days
First aid tips like these on YT are so useful idk why they never teach them to kids at school. I remember having a full on panic mode not knowing what to do when my Mom dropped an entire pot of boiling hot soup all over her right leg it was horrible not knowing what to do. Thankfully she was very calm and ran water in the bathroom before she drove herself to the emergency rooom.
I keep seeing these types of videos and they keep putting up jokes like putting bread as bandages or something, like I know it's meant to be ironic but what can we even learn from them?
@@musicgrazeYes. They still know what they're doing and they often post tutorials on how to deal with certain situations or just give tips and facts about certain things that relates to their job.
@@kpop_iconic773 yup😊 maybe sometimes the doctors might take a while or something really emergency cause I think I actually heard that firefighters learn a little of doctor stuff
Am I the only one who got a little bit traumatized by the burn mark I don't know it's just the thought of burning alive haunts me and this guy looks adorable
I was burned about 7 yrs ago. The medics came into my home & laughed. They proceeded to make jokes about putting apple cider vinegar & mustard on the burns. They refused to bring me to the hospital because they determined it was only 1st degree burns. I was in the ER 3 days later. The ER referred me to the best burn unit in the country & it was only then when I was seen by the burn unit that I finally received proper care. It was not 1st degree burns, but deep 3rd degree.
I’ve been a chef for over 8 years and my advice is… mustard. The vinegar in mustard helps cool the burn better than water and keeps the burn from more blistering.
When i once spilled hot water on my hand i just had a cold ice water in a bowl and hold my hand in there. After a day of holding it there my hand was completely fine 👍
This is true, just the other day I was cooking and I accidentally dumped boiling hot water (like a aggressively boiling on a stove top, not just a few bubbles) all over my dominant hand and I sprinted to the faucet and ran it under cold water for 10-15 minutes. It wasn’t even red. I didn’t even get a blister. 🤷♀️
I grew up having a sick mother and that inspired me to help not only her but millions of people. I am turning 13 this year and at this age I have a lot of knowledge about my dreams because of his videos. Thank you so much❤
I'm 15 and I had a sick mother (she died though). I want to help people, but I'm autistic so I feel for people who are struggling, yet I don't know how to show empathy or help them.
@@AmeliaEarhart537 I was reading your CZcams and you're very intelligent. I don't know how NOT to show emotions. I am a very emotional person. But I do see you're a child of God like I am. My advice would be to pray 🙏🏼 about everything. Even the little things we're embarrassed to ask. Pray EVERYDAY that God "gives you wisdom, knowledge, guidance, understanding, strength, the ears to hear and the eyes to see what you cannot on your own. In Jesus name, Amen, thank you Lord God." I do this every night and everyday if I feel I need to. Also when people are threatening you and you're scared them pray Psalms 35. Like read a sentence, then pray and sentence and just do that the whole verse because it's a long verse until you can remember it. I know life is hard when we lose a parent. My mom died when I just barely turned 21. I'll be 28 this year. I'm sorry you had to lose your mom even younger but we don't always know why God does the things he does, no matter what though, we have to be strong and always ask for guidance from the Lord 🙏🏼 and we will make it through it. I pray this helps you 🙏🏼God bless you and take care
I've always been told to NEVER have the water running (room temperature) directly ON the burn but let the water flow down the arm to reach the burned area (My native language is french I hope what I am saying is understandable)
Exactly. I do not use water at all, I'll let my body do the work and I do not get blisters at all. Well that depends on the burn. I was told my whole life to let cold water onto the burnt area. But I always had blisters. Later I stopped this kind of treatment and barely got any blisters. It depends on the degree.
@@TerrorQueen198o My understanding of it is that there is boiling underneath the skin. If you use cold water or ice, you are pulling the boiling up to the surface and get blisters
I wish I’d had those aluminized gauze pads when I had a friction burn on my arm. I put a regular gauze pad on and wrapped it not long after it happened, before it blistered, and put a cool pack on it. The next day I go to change the gauze and it felt like it was fused to my skin. I tried a few things to try to get it off and nothing worked so eventually I was forced to remove it with brute force. Warning here: if you’re squeamish turn back now When I finally tear the gauze off, my skin is an angry red around the borders and weeping slightly. Examining the gauze, I realized I had ripped off multiple layers of skin. During the night my burn had blistered into one big bubble on my wrist and I had so much trouble removing the gauze because my skin really had fused to it. Recovering from that was a bear but it healed well after that with some non stick bandages and there’s not even a scar left. TL;DR I used the wrong kind of dressing and had to rip my skin off to change the bandage
Its in the trunk of my car, and I make sure its restocked/replaced as its something that may be need if I get to or get involved in an accident. Also, if something happens at home, I know I have a basic first aid kit available
As someone who has researched a lot about medical emergencies this is exactly what you should do, puncturing the skin will just do more damage and ice or ice cold water will just end up creating scarred tissue or worse, after doing what this video says make sure to go to the hospital IMMEDIATELY
you sir have saved me from having to pop those burns ever again, thank you for sharing this. I work with my mom at a little grill and I get burned all the time so thank you for this
Can answer as a combat medic - don't use aluminized/plastic part, because you isolate the overheated part of skin under it and cooling effect can't reach the injured flesh. The best choice is to use hydrogel gauze or just a regular bandage with periodical moisturizing.
My sister's dumbass burn me with an egg in a bag after she took it out of the microwave. If I remember correctly I think it's because she didn't know it was still hot. But she burned my entire arm and splattered the egg everywhere. I rushed to the goddamn sink and put my whole arm under cold water, so I got to confirm this method is actually pretty solid. Temporarily makes the pain go away too, until you take your arm out of the water.
Some years ago I got heavily burned From gasoline and got so many traumas but after some years i Recovered. Now i have permanent scars from that. PLEASE BE CAREFUL
Danke dass du so inhaltlich sinnvollen Kontent hochlädst! Ich habe tatsächlich schon Mal wissen von deinem Kanal im realen Leben gebracht und war sehr dankbar darüber deine Videos zu schauen. Dankeschön!!😊😊😊😊
I burned my 4 fingers on a hot iron stove top. Research said to run under cool water for 20-30 mins, I tried for 10 minutes, didn’t do shit. I ended up holding ice packs for 11 hours straight, rotating every 2-3 hours as the packs got less and less cold.
You can also use a bowl of water and put a few ice cubes in it (you don't want it freezing, just enough to be cold.) It works better for just a hand or something that fits in a bowl though.
Mix flour in water , my mum taught me that, I burnt my foot with hot chilly oil that I was making and soaked my foot in flour water. I mixed caster oil, vitamin e oil and shea butter and put on it every night and it healed really well. My foot looks normal like nothing happened.
I called 911 for a blister burn caused by a laptop combined with the heat of the ac/dc adapter. They refused to take me telling me it was a clinic burn. My clinic told me i needed to get seen, because there was a white center. I didn't get seen for 2 weeks. My burn center said the EMTs needed to get retrained or more education. It was a full thickness burn and i should have been seen when it happened. They're just lucky i never got an infection.i did report them to the department of health.
Wrap the wound loosely with aluminized gauze pads and a bandage. After that go to a hospital 🏥
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It's the first time in my life I learned that there's an l aluminized gauze in this world.😅
Is it okay to put gauze? Does the skin will tear also when we pull it?
Why use aluminized gauze and not just gause? Oh maybe bc aluminum is cold metallic? Maybe...
What if no available aluminize gauze?
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That's a fake hand
It is important to do this when the arm is still on the person.
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Idk how u managed to save my life. I’m so glad I got this video a couple days before my accident.
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This is so helpful! I should tell my grandparents to do this next time, my little brothers legs were burned by boiling water 💧
They didnt know what to do, but now its all healed 👍🏻 it was 2 years ago, if it happens again, i should tell them to do this!
I’m sorry to hear about your experience when I was 14 months old I suffered 3rd degree burns to both of my hands on a fire place at my cousins house. Unfortunately the hospital treated my burns wrong so I have procedures every year to help them. Luckily I can’t remember it but my brothers and cousins say it was pretty traumatic ❤
@@JocobusHelmansbro when I was 0 I suffered infinite degree burns 😭
@@NhacThanhCa-wn4wv oh umm, I’m sorry to hear that 😢
@@JocobusHelmans it’s ok
Finally! A normal comment!
We have a rule called the three 15 rules when dealing with burned skin: pour water at 15°C for 15min with 15cm away from the burned area
Try this with feet, farenheit, inch and all that bullshit now 😂😂
le me who just runs to the tap without caring for the distance bs
😂😂😂😂😂
What about the other 12 rules
What about the 34 rule
CZcams should promote this type video to let the world know how to treat all type of incident proper treatment...
Nah, it changes every five-ten years.
Right now we focus on bacteria, 20 years ago it was removing heat - stopping post cook. 10 years before that tearing the skin - that's why we punctured the blisters.
Bottled water gave us pour water as opposed to ice.
Just wait till we become concerned with Aluminum toxicity - silver nitrated impregnated gauze should be the standard.
Who tf has those medical grade bandaids on hand for burns 😂
@@sumbunniii8721exactly, where would you even get them
@@sumbunniii8721 me 🤭🤭😉
Step first: scream
Step two: cry
Step three: hope someone would call a doctor or an ambulance.
Хотелось бы добавить, что в последующем когда волдыри лопнут (а они обязательно это рано или поздно сделают) то уже тогда необходимо аккуратно срезать излишки кожи, чтобы избежать последующего воздействия бактерий под ней и возможного воспаления, а следовательно и гнойных образований, именно для этого их иногда и срезают сразу при возникновении если это подвижный участок тела, чтобы держать ситуацию под контролем и точно знать, что нет места в котором могли бы развиваться микроорганизмы. В дальнейшем могут появиться корки, это нормально, пользуйтесь увлажняющими кремами от ожогов пока корки не сойдут естественным путем с течением времени чтобы избежать дополнительного травмирования кожи во время движения, так как жесткие неразмегченные корки будут трескаться и кровить, а нам все ещё не нужно воспаление. Ну и конечно с ожогами лучше вообще забыть про перекись водорода, самая обычная дистиллированная проточная вода справляется не хуже, при этом не воздействуя лишний раз с кровью в капиллярах и не мешая заживлению
It works when my leg accidentally scalded by the boiling water. I continued to run water through my leg for about 15 minutes. Even though afterwards there was still a hot sensation, it didn't cause any scars at all thanks God.
⚠️ do not run the water directly on the burn, but a little higher so that it flows over it.⚠️
100% if its serious, you will rip off the skin with little pressure
Imagine you getting a burn, scream your life out and then some random dude comes with a needle saying:"I got you"
running fast as i can
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BF1 medic.
@@C3outda3*RUNN* !!! ASAP ! 🏃💨
Stap 1 turn on music
Someone who helps me with health guides...AND HAS MY BLOODY FAVOURITE SONG?! hell yeah!
Thanks this happened to me i told my dad about this vid you saved me thanks bro
Ive been a chef for many years and was always told to never pop the blisters due to risk of infection. Ive been burned countless times and never had any issue other than the initial burn.
Tvsgvsg I want to translate
True. In my case I went to the doctor because the burned area, blister on my hand keeps accumulating and became unbearable. Until I went for treatment and doc had to pop it after that they apply it with antiseptic cream. So it has to be done under medical care to prevent any infection.
Correcto. Un pequeño truco, si tienes aceite de oliva, mantén la quemadura empapada de aceite todo el tiempo que puedas, siempre y cuando la quemadura no arranque la piel. Al día siguiente no tendrás ni ampolla ni escozor.
@@danielnolofinwe9538 I speak English because that's the only language I understand.
I got a burn in my back and because the doctor told me not to pop the blisters, the blisters turned into long term hyperpigmentation. Now I learnt if I popped them would’ve reduced the chance of hyperpigmentation
Remember. If they’re screaming that means they’re still alive
2 things. 1, definitely still take them to the hospital. a burn like that needs to have the blisters removed and then it needs to be cleaned daily for a while to prevent infection. and 2, a burn can get worse in the first 72 hours so even if you don't go to the ER (though you should), definitely change the bandages daily and take a look at the wound (if the skin turns white that is a 3rd degree, burns like that scar visibly for at least 2 years, i'd know). also keep it out of the sun for a while (2 years) even after it heals because a scar can become more prominant/mess up the skin barrier and you may need surgery to fix it.
always... ALWAYS make sure to turn on some good tunes before initiating first aid. it is a moral uplift from the bad situation! Stay safe everyone!
Pues lo hace entretenido, no es una situación real
"i say uuuuu"
"Im burning by the fire"
"No i cant feel it, until i felt your torch."
👌🗿🍷👍🏻
"Do this" *continues to point at his hand and the burn for 10 whole seconds*
Bonus points if you can get your hands on special gauze for burns. I keep it in my apt. at all times, and you can easily get it at the pharmacy. It's covered in special fat / ointment, so that it won't stick to the wound painfully when it needs to be changed.
Do not directly pour the water onto the skin, let it flow down from a place a bit higher and slide onto the affected area to not cause extra pain or potentially open the wound further…if its on the forearm try to the position the arm where if you drip it from the side of the bicep it makes its way to the affected area 👍🏼
Pretty sure you use warm water too. Not cold or hot as it could make it worse for you no?
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@@xwinterwolf121x9 not warm or cold just a nice room temperature where the skin wont get more inflamed from hot water or get shocked from cold water and tense up the skin
no, u cant teach ad octor
@@unvasodechocomilk well i know my training, everything he said is correct just the illustrated portion of dumping water or having water just land ontop of the burn causes more discomfort and potentially to open the wound more. Its nothing major just a tiny detail that was different from my training
Just updated my CPR and first aid last week and it's *not* recommended to POUR the water if you have a choice, submerge your burnt area in a tub of cold water to reduce the chance of your skin sliding off. This is only for 3rd degree burns since the burn is down to your fat tissue and your skin will be loose. You want to keep as much skin on your body as possible.
Edit: obviously do what is available to you. It's just good to know that if you pour the water (with a 3rd degree burn) your skin may just slosh off and that increases your risk of infection. Assess your situation and go from there. There is no right or wrong so stop comparing the two techniques 🤣
Thank yoh i liked your information
Hard to find a tub of cold water in emergency sits
@@felixstottenholl272 it's normally if you burn yourself at home
@@felixstottenholl272 You could plug a sink with say a towel and fill it with cold water if you don't have an actual tub.
he is a medic he knows more than u
Noted. This will definitely help my squad get over the flamethrowers. Thanks.
I burned my hand a while back. I had variations of 1st and 2nd degree burns. I go to my local CVS and I’m like “😢 is this an emergency situation? Do I need to go to the ER?”
I treated it myself. Bought the items I needed and my hand was healed within 10 days
I got burned badly on my hand last year, and as soon as the Dr wrapped it properly, the pain went down by half. It was incredible.
As someone who has also suffered burns on the hands I’m glad to hear you are okay ❤
First aid tips like these on YT are so useful idk why they never teach them to kids at school. I remember having a full on panic mode not knowing what to do when my Mom dropped an entire pot of boiling hot soup all over her right leg it was horrible not knowing what to do. Thankfully she was very calm and ran water in the bathroom before she drove herself to the emergency rooom.
Hey at least your mom still alive
I keep seeing these types of videos and they keep putting up jokes like putting bread as bandages or something, like I know it's meant to be ironic but what can we even learn from them?
@@musicgrazeYes. They still know what they're doing and they often post tutorials on how to deal with certain situations or just give tips and facts about certain things that relates to their job.
she drove herself with a burnt leg?? your mom isnt a human wth
@@CornflakePisser yeah I love them but the ones that are popular are always the jokes so they come to my fyp.
Thank you! I hope it would help for such a situation😊
Why does this guy not have the little Certified doctor or nurse thing at the bottom of the short?
This guy is actually really informative
Im student in faculty nursing in Egypt , thanks for these lessons❤
Hey, bro!
Me, too... I'm in south valley university faculty of Nursing in egypt... great to see your comment!
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"He's a firefighter"
"No he's a doctor"
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but I think they still learn a bit of things like a doctor in case of emergencies
@@Evelina_Roblox2103 Thats TRUE.!
@@kpop_iconic773 yup😊 maybe sometimes the doctors might take a while or something really emergency cause I think I actually heard that firefighters learn a little of doctor stuff
No he's dantdm
Those videos is what we need !! Thank you
You the best doctor in the world.😊😊🥰
Bro this guy so adorable at the end he looked so proud 😭❤
trying to get rizzy oi see
Am I the only one who got a little bit traumatized by the burn mark I don't know it's just the thought of burning alive haunts me and this guy looks adorable
@@user-pc2fl3ht7r yea it does look a bit freaky tbf and agreed
I agree no homo
"Hey bro, you took my arm!"
*"I need to borrow it for the video sir, you can have it back later."*
3 likes no comment? Lemme fix that
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Thank God it's a fake arm
True.@@DanielDoStaf2
I think the person's hand got burnt due to the blinding lights...😂❤😅
When I burn my hand they cool it with ice and it really hurt. Thanks to we have people this shows the true things to do
I’m 13 and training to be in St. John ambulance youth team, this helped AMAZINGLY 😅
Rumor has it that Arm is his best Friend ever.....
(Scary)
Nurse: are you all right!!!😱
The weekend: I SAID OHHHHHH IM BLINDED BY THE LIGHT!!!!!
This person is a hero❤❤
I was burned about 7 yrs ago. The medics came into my home & laughed. They proceeded to make jokes about putting apple cider vinegar & mustard on the burns. They refused to bring me to the hospital because they determined it was only 1st degree burns.
I was in the ER 3 days later. The ER referred me to the best burn unit in the country & it was only then when I was seen by the burn unit that I finally received proper care. It was not 1st degree burns, but deep 3rd degree.
The video:💀☠⚰🏥🤕
The music:😀🕺💃🎶🎵
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"I'm running out of time"
The situation: 🔥 💀 🔪 🥵😱😭☠️
The music: 🎶 🌼 😊❤ 😆🙃
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No the song is actually about a heartbroken man drinking too much and driving and feeling blinded by the brightlights of lonliness
@@ver_y_fun_ny_huma_n No , i think he talkings about the vibe.
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I’ve been a chef for over 8 years and my advice is… mustard. The vinegar in mustard helps cool the burn better than water and keeps the burn from more blistering.
I feel like I'm in the 80s and in the 3000 with this song❤
Imagine when he's actually helping some and 1st he puts on this song and treats him while smiling through it all🫥
Thanks for explaining the water temperature and what you put on this arm
yeah let me "cool" the arm down with "warm" water. you a real genius pal!
You're* And where did he mention hot or cold he just said temperature.@148k8
i think it's pretty safe to assume using a colder water
You can’t use cold (or obviously hot) water I think your supposed to use cool or room temperature water but idk I’m not a doctor 🤷♀️
@@Baby-goose629yes the water should be lukewarm
Another thing to do is instead of burn cream, use mustard packets, the vinegar will pull out the heat from the burn.
When i once spilled hot water on my hand i just had a cold ice water in a bowl and hold my hand in there. After a day of holding it there my hand was completely fine 👍
"Ok, last short before bed"
The short:
Bro pulled the Med kit from his inventory 💀
when did he pull out a med kit?
ha. ha. ha. very funny what a knee slapper. im rolling off my bed with this one bro
@RNG-vi6zb u so dry💀
Oh yes😂
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This is true, just the other day I was cooking and I accidentally dumped boiling hot water (like a aggressively boiling on a stove top, not just a few bubbles) all over my dominant hand and I sprinted to the faucet and ran it under cold water for 10-15 minutes. It wasn’t even red. I didn’t even get a blister. 🤷♀️
First video I have seen of your channel, but already love it.
*Step one:* _turn "Blinding lights" on full blast._
Lmao😂
Gotta bop your head somehow when your house a burning down.
Blistering lights
I grew up having a sick mother and that inspired me to help not only her but millions of people. I am turning 13 this year and at this age I have a lot of knowledge about my dreams because of his videos. Thank you so much❤
I'm 15 and I had a sick mother (she died though). I want to help people, but I'm autistic so I feel for people who are struggling, yet I don't know how to show empathy or help them.
@@AmeliaEarhart537 I was reading your CZcams and you're very intelligent. I don't know how NOT to show emotions. I am a very emotional person. But I do see you're a child of God like I am. My advice would be to pray 🙏🏼 about everything. Even the little things we're embarrassed to ask. Pray EVERYDAY that God "gives you wisdom, knowledge, guidance, understanding, strength, the ears to hear and the eyes to see what you cannot on your own. In Jesus name, Amen, thank you Lord God."
I do this every night and everyday if I feel I need to. Also when people are threatening you and you're scared them pray Psalms 35. Like read a sentence, then pray and sentence and just do that the whole verse because it's a long verse until you can remember it.
I know life is hard when we lose a parent. My mom died when I just barely turned 21. I'll be 28 this year. I'm sorry you had to lose your mom even younger but we don't always know why God does the things he does, no matter what though, we have to be strong and always ask for guidance from the Lord 🙏🏼 and we will make it through it. I pray this helps you 🙏🏼God bless you and take care
Happy for you that you've found ur dream and passion. Best of luck in your pursuit!
gl bro hope you find a way@@AmeliaEarhart537
Just from ur bio i can tell ur a fun and logical person😆😆😂@AmeliaEarhart537
Thanks for the training 👍
The guy:Says DONT puncture the blisters
Also the guy:keeps puncturing the blisters
I've always been told to NEVER have the water running (room temperature) directly ON the burn but let the water flow down the arm to reach the burned area
(My native language is french I hope what I am saying is understandable)
Exactly
Exactly. I do not use water at all, I'll let my body do the work and I do not get blisters at all. Well that depends on the burn. I was told my whole life to let cold water onto the burnt area. But I always had blisters. Later I stopped this kind of treatment and barely got any blisters. It depends on the degree.
@@TerrorQueen198o My understanding of it is that there is boiling underneath the skin. If you use cold water or ice, you are pulling the boiling up to the surface and get blisters
complètement d’accord c’est une vraie connerie de mettre de l’eau SUR une plaie, toujours faire couler sur la plaie depuis un membre en amont
@@Sancanaille facts
I love people who help others .❤❤ Thanks for these useful videos💕
I wish I’d had those aluminized gauze pads when I had a friction burn on my arm. I put a regular gauze pad on and wrapped it not long after it happened, before it blistered, and put a cool pack on it.
The next day I go to change the gauze and it felt like it was fused to my skin. I tried a few things to try to get it off and nothing worked so eventually I was forced to remove it with brute force.
Warning here: if you’re squeamish turn back now
When I finally tear the gauze off, my skin is an angry red around the borders and weeping slightly. Examining the gauze, I realized I had ripped off multiple layers of skin. During the night my burn had blistered into one big bubble on my wrist and I had so much trouble removing the gauze because my skin really had fused to it.
Recovering from that was a bear but it healed well after that with some non stick bandages and there’s not even a scar left.
TL;DR I used the wrong kind of dressing and had to rip my skin off to change the bandage
THE KING DOCTOR
"Yeah I just happens to have all that medkit stuff in my back pocket"
Nursing school would make you have it...believe me...i do have them in my backpack💀😂
Cars come with first aid kits if you need one for whatever reason
Its in the trunk of my car, and I make sure its restocked/replaced as its something that may be need if I get to or get involved in an accident. Also, if something happens at home, I know I have a basic first aid kit available
Finally something that can actually be of some use
😂
😂
why did bro reply twice
@@zenithzenithzenithzenithzenith I also don't know 😂🤣 i don't know why i replied even once😂 with Laughing emoji 😂
So, Logic decided to become a paramedic after retirement.
This is so true though my dad burned his finger 6 weeks ago and he did this exact thing and it helped so much
This is going to be alot of help for my mom, she always gets burn, thank you!❤️
U care for ur mom I respect bro 🗿
You are a real one for taking care of your parents.
@@kerz5383 especially when their old.
As someone who has researched a lot about medical emergencies this is exactly what you should do, puncturing the skin will just do more damage and ice or ice cold water will just end up creating scarred tissue or worse, after doing what this video says make sure to go to the hospital IMMEDIATELY
"Alright, one last short."
The Short:
Надо поблагодарить этого мужика, за то что он специально ради нас, ампутировал кому-то руку!🥰🥰
Хахаххаа, да кстати. 😅😂😂😂
💀 (I used translate)
💀💀💀
you sir have saved me from having to pop those burns ever again, thank you for sharing this. I work with my mom at a little grill and I get burned all the time so thank you for this
Your a good doctor
Props to the man who gave himself a third degree burn for this video. 👏
Finally a guy that doesn't joke around like the other guy .
who tf is the other guy lmao
@@bichitaa6127 I forgot I guess the guy who always puts a badge that's called get in loser on a black duffle bag at the end of every video
@@Gloriaplayzs
That guy is kieram litchfield 😶👍
@@Gloriaplayzs he uses real animal meat to represent woulds too when no such thing is needed. I really dislike his videos.
@@ldalexandritemuch more realistic than this arm
Imagine your burn your arm to a crisp and the paramedics make a whole tiktok before treating you💀
😢😢😢😢😢😂❤
This is so helpful thank you
I felt the pain from all these through the screen😭
Can answer as a combat medic - don't use aluminized/plastic part, because you isolate the overheated part of skin under it and cooling effect can't reach the injured flesh. The best choice is to use hydrogel gauze or just a regular bandage with periodical moisturizing.
O médico me passou uma pomada de aluminio isso me ajudou a nao ter marcas
@@brunasilva6551U can also use oil and salt, it's hurt but after sometime u feel nothing happens and there is no scar
@@brunasilva6551Мазь-это не изолирующий материал.
Самый правильный вариант. Спасибо Вам за глубокое познание.
@@lalitarawat1864
Nah, dude, hopefully you're joking 💀
Imagine someone got a burn wound and their looking how to treat it, and this song comes up 💀💀💀
bro really said "😀"
For the bottle one,you cant directly spill the water on the burn,you have to spill the water a bit higher on the arm to not hurt the person
Dont forget to desinfect before bandage, and use cooling pads below the bandage.
The video: 😱☠️💀💀
The song:😊❤🤸♀️💃🕺
Kesinlikle bu doktora gitmeliyim 🎉
this can help future doctors ✔️
The situation: 💀☠️
The song: 🕺💃👯♂️
Thank you for these invaluable lessons. Appreciated 😊
"Sir my arm burning"
"Wait let me select a good song first"
I spilled some boiling water thing on my foot. I had a sock on so the hot water chilled on my foot. The pain. I’ll never forget it.
the music:💃🕺🎶🎉
the pain:☠️💀
The situation: ✋🔥🫀🗣️🪡💀💀
The song: 👀🕶️🎇🎆💡👨🦯👨🦯
My sister's dumbass burn me with an egg in a bag after she took it out of the microwave. If I remember correctly I think it's because she didn't know it was still hot. But she burned my entire arm and splattered the egg everywhere. I rushed to the goddamn sink and put my whole arm under cold water, so I got to confirm this method is actually pretty solid. Temporarily makes the pain go away too, until you take your arm out of the water.
“ooooo”
“im blind”
“no i cant see”
*”T O U C H”*
Some years ago I got heavily burned
From gasoline and got so many traumas but after some years i Recovered. Now i have permanent scars from that. PLEASE BE CAREFUL
Danke dass du so inhaltlich sinnvollen Kontent hochlädst! Ich habe tatsächlich schon Mal wissen von deinem Kanal im realen Leben gebracht und war sehr dankbar darüber deine Videos zu schauen. Dankeschön!!😊😊😊😊
Schön zu hören! Welches Video hat dir denn schonmal weitergeholfen?
Dass Video:,, was tun bei einem Fremdkörper in der Wunde" vielen Dank für deinen Kontent und die Antwort 😊
Darf ich aber als Ersthelfender nicht machen oder ?
@@user-jh1fi6jw7t Wie meinst du das?
In a matter of 24 hours im hoing to binge on your videos
I burned my 4 fingers on a hot iron stove top. Research said to run under cool water for 20-30 mins, I tried for 10 minutes, didn’t do shit. I ended up holding ice packs for 11 hours straight, rotating every 2-3 hours as the packs got less and less cold.
"Don't cool with ice"
**Cool with water**
ice soup
Temperature difference is a pretty big deal
wtf thats really diferent
This comment is like acting water and air are not different lil bro.
are you a doctor?
The water bills after this: 📈📈📈
You can also use a bowl of water and put a few ice cubes in it (you don't want it freezing, just enough to be cold.) It works better for just a hand or something that fits in a bowl though.
Счёт за лечение ожога ,(если его не охладить ,) будет намного больше
Mix flour in water , my mum taught me that, I burnt my foot with hot chilly oil that I was making and soaked my foot in flour water. I mixed caster oil, vitamin e oil and shea butter and put on it every night and it healed really well. My foot looks normal like nothing happened.
I called 911 for a blister burn caused by a laptop combined with the heat of the ac/dc adapter. They refused to take me telling me it was a clinic burn. My clinic told me i needed to get seen, because there was a white center. I didn't get seen for 2 weeks. My burn center said the EMTs needed to get retrained or more education. It was a full thickness burn and i should have been seen when it happened. They're just lucky i never got an infection.i did report them to the department of health.
imagine not having a free health care and having to learn things like that bc calling an ambulance costs a fucking lot
Если вы обожглись кипятком смочите тряпку в собственной моче и приложите ожога не будет , ни волдырей , ни покраснений