12 Life Hacks That Can Help You Survive

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Published 2017-10-06
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The most well-known first aid recommendations may lead toĀ grave consequences. WeĀ collected the mostĀ common survival myths that could kill you and survival hacks that actually works.

TIMESTAMPS
Dealing with a foreign object in the eye 0:45
Applying ointments to a wound 1:19
Rubbing a person with a fever with alcohol or vinegar 1:40
Lifting up an unconscious person 2:27
Treating burns with butter or sour cream 3:09
Setting a bone on your own 4:00
Applying warmth to a sprain 4:36
Making yourself vomit in case of poisoning 5:03
Rescuing aĀ drowning person 5:43
Pulling out objects from wounds 6:15
Applying ice to a bruise 7:00
Using stitches to close cuts 7:49

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SUMMARY
- If there is something in your eye like a piece of glass, donā€™t do anything yourself. Have someone drive you to the hospital. If the object is just an eyelash, then donā€™t forget to wash your hands before you do anything. Blink to make your tears wash the eyelash out.
- The best thing you can do is clean the wound in cool water with soap and put a dry bandage on it. You will see that the wound will heal more quickly.
- Alcohol rubbing may create intoxication, while vinegar will significantly raise acidity, which is especially dangerous for children. So, donā€™t believe these outdated pieces of advice.
- Lifting a fainted person up will only aggravate the spasm. What you should do is lift their legs up, unbutton any tight pieces of clothing and donā€™t let them stand up right after they come around.
After they regain consciousness, donā€™t let them drink coffee or energy drinks.
- Butter or sour cream dry your skin and disrupt thermal exchange. This results in heat having nowhere else to go but deeper into the skin causing even more damage. What you should do is hold your hand in the cool water for 15 minutes. This will help with the pain.
- You should never set a dislocated joint on your own, no matter how cool and brutal that looks in movies. It may result in additional injuries. The best course of action would be to immobilize the injured limb and go to the hospital as soon as possible.
- When your muscles are sprained, a warm cloth wonā€™t help. On the contrary, heat will strengthen the blood flow, leading to a more severe swelling. In the first days after the injury apply cold. It will lessen the inflammation and kill the pain.
- The standard recommendation for poisoning is to make yourself vomit. It might sound reasonable, but actually, itā€™s strictly prohibited. First of all, the poison can get into the lungs and damage them. The second problem is that if someone was poisoned with some chemicals, vomiting doubles the change of burning your throat.
- Remember toĀ approach a person from behind soĀ that they donā€™t see you coming; otherwise, the person may hinder you orĀ drag you down inĀ their panic. After youā€™ve approached the person, grab them under the armpits orĀ byĀ the chin, and move toĀ the shore, keeping their head atĀ your belly.
- Never try to pull out objects from serious wounds. Even doctors keep them in place until the patient is in surgery. The thing is, while the object is inside the wound it doesnā€™t let the bleeding start. The only thing you can do is put some alcohol on the wound, but you must be ready for the wound to hurt very much.
- You shouldnā€™t apply ice directly to the skin if you donā€™t want to get a cold burn. Instead, put a cloth between your skin and a pack of ice.
- Skin glue is very quick and virtually painless. Wash the wound with cool water before using glue. Then, stop the bleeding by pressing the wound. Close the edges of the wound and put skin glue along it.

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All Comments (21)
  • 12 life hacks that can help you survive 1) go to hospital 2)go to hospital 3)go to hospital 4)go to hospital . . . 12)go to hospital
  • Pls tell me Iā€™m not the only one who put my volume up think my phone was broken at 0:36 šŸ˜‚
  • @oreosrgood4918
    The fact he said having a GLASS in your eye just made me not want to open my eyes
  • @royrobinson2917
    Doctor: alright your gonna need multiple stitches on that ankle Patient: nah fam I brought gluešŸ‘ŒšŸ‘ŒšŸ‘ŒšŸ‘Œ Doctor:šŸ˜²šŸ˜²šŸ˜²
  • @ProdByMiriii
    The thumbnail literally wants you to put glue on a open wound šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚
  • @a.kariman6356
    I think all of the school nurses got exposed when he said that ice dosent help injuries šŸ˜‚
  • Years ago I was babysitting for a group of children. One of them, a five-year-old girl, fell injuring her arm. I was rather certain it was broken just above the elbow. After calling the parents, I secured her upper arm by tying an apron to hold it to her side. Then tied her lower arm to fashion a sling hanging around her neck. I drove her and the other children to an orthopedist her mother had chosen, meeting her there. The doctor said that it had been very well secured. At the hospital she had a pin put in and came out with a hot pink cast. It healed beautifully.
  • @3dgar7eandro
    In conclusion: just go the hospital to see an specialist šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚
  • in the eyelash one my grandma was like just pull it out šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚
  • @nataliess
    Guys! You donā€™t use actual craft glue. They meant that you should use *Medical Glue*, NOT ACTUAL ELMERS GLUE!
  • I've had stitches before and it's really not that bad, however if you end up doing it by yourself then granted it may hurt quite a bit but if it's done professionally there's little to no pain
  • @MikeOfPlano
    I had triple bypass surgery March of 2019, and guess what? No stitches! I have the traditional chest scar, but it was glued! I was amazed!! You can probably tell from explanation points.
  • @Legion972
    My favorite part is how he says "12" after the long silence in the beginning. Sometimes mistakes turn out perfect!šŸ˜ It was like he was holding his breath that whole time.
  • @tiffj1872
    When my brother was like 3 he drank a bunch of laundry detergent and was saved by a lot of water... We didn't even need to call poison control!!! Ofc we got him checked out though and he was fine. So like, call an ambulance then drink water... Don't just call an ambulance! I also remember this vividly cuz I was alive! Just to young to know anything lol!