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BattleMaster posted:It's weird to me that a urinary catheter and an oxygen machine have connectors that can mate I'm still trying to figure out how this happened, since they... kinda don't have connectors that can mate. A foley cath (indwelling) typically has three possible ports: a luer-lock screw-top port that requires a compatible adapter for flushing and drawing back fluid, a second luer that inflates the balloon, and a large open rubber tube where the drainage bag hooks up, which is large enough at the opening to jam your finger into if you had some weird reason to do that. I'm guessing that's where the oxygen hooked up, because oxygen hooks up with a slip-tip cath that's not compatible at all with luer systems (for good reason, as we use that system for IV lines). Plus the pt end of any oxygen hookup is like... a mask or a nasal cannula or something, which is COMPLETELY incompatible with a rubber tube. I just can't figure out what wacko MacGuyver nonsense had to take place to get the two hooked up. Somebody had to work at that. And turn the pressure up to max, or something. I just don't understand HOW
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Rev. Bleech_ posted:The Child Decapitator is tied with groverhaus for best goon project, with Doobie and the yeast-infected Hawaiian commune coming in second Zyborn Clock too but injury was really very unlikely there.
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:I remember at least one photo of a big ol' cup of meaty paleo soup with big white chunks of lard floating in it. 
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Does someone have a link to that thread?
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elise the great posted:I'm still trying to figure out how this happened, since they... kinda don't have connectors that can mate. A foley cath (indwelling) typically has three possible ports: a luer-lock screw-top port that requires a compatible adapter for flushing and drawing back fluid, a second luer that inflates the balloon, and a large open rubber tube where the drainage bag hooks up, which is large enough at the opening to jam your finger into if you had some weird reason to do that. I'm guessing that's where the oxygen hooked up, because oxygen hooks up with a slip-tip cath that's not compatible at all with luer systems (for good reason, as we use that system for IV lines). Plus the pt end of any oxygen hookup is like... a mask or a nasal cannula or something, which is COMPLETELY incompatible with a rubber tube. Simpler solution: someone took a normal air hose and jammed it up his dickhole.
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I legitimately felt my gut lunge to my throat just now fuckkkkk
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elise the great posted:I'm still trying to figure out how this happened, since they... kinda don't have connectors that can mate. A foley cath (indwelling) typically has three possible ports: a luer-lock screw-top port that requires a compatible adapter for flushing and drawing back fluid, a second luer that inflates the balloon, and a large open rubber tube where the drainage bag hooks up, which is large enough at the opening to jam your finger into if you had some weird reason to do that. I'm guessing that's where the oxygen hooked up, because oxygen hooks up with a slip-tip cath that's not compatible at all with luer systems (for good reason, as we use that system for IV lines). Plus the pt end of any oxygen hookup is like... a mask or a nasal cannula or something, which is COMPLETELY incompatible with a rubber tube. Sounds like he got Hitman: Blood Moneyed, honestly.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqts74xfyvc Down Periscope is an underappreciated movie.
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Jiro posted:Should be the new thread title. I remember seeing a hand-written warning note on a piece of equipment: "4160V THIS WILL POP YOUR rear end". Yes, 4160V indeed will do that. (Before anyone asks, 2400V * 1.73 = 4160V, 1.73 is the square root of 3.) We had some training on a large medium-voltage drive and there was a slide that said that if the drive catches on fire, DO NOT spray water into the drive. Three-Phase fucked around with this message at 08:15 on Oct 25, 2016 |
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http://www.9news.com.au/national/2016/10/25/15/48/reports-of-at-least-one-dead-in-serious-dreamworld-ride-accident Just happened, from the papers' photos it looks like the blow up raft flipped on a conveyor belt and 4 people got conveyored.
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Spiteski posted:http://www.9news.com.au/national/2016/10/25/15/48/reports-of-at-least-one-dead-in-serious-dreamworld-ride-accident Damnit I was reading CNN and was about to post this. That's a loving awful way to go. Especially when you're the last one in the conveyor line and just saw 3 people die, ugh.
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Huh, that's both water rides at Dreamworld being closed down in the same year. They always seemed a bit out of place honestly, what with having an entirely separate water park right next door.
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This thread has convinced me to never goto a water park again.
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I always just stay in the wave pool anyway.
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Mycroft Holmes posted:I always just stay in the wave pool anyway. They have their best fungineers working on a way to decapitate or grind you into soup in there as well.
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Mycroft Holmes posted:I always just stay in the wave pool anyway.
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Mycroft Holmes posted:I always just stay in the wave pool anyway. Story time: Germany, 80s. We went a wave pool. Waves were active every 10 minutes or so. I had never been to a wave pool and was very curious about the mechanism. During the idle period I went to explore on the deep end (depth or 4-5 yards I guess). There was an opening at the bottom along the whole width of the pool, 1-1.5 yards high. The opening was closed with a "fence" of grey metallic cylindrical post, 2 inches wide, less than a foot apart. Ok, let's wait for the waves to kick in an take a close look. Siren and... waves! Let's dive! The mechanism had the effect of moving water in and out of the opening, creating a wave at the deep end that would then propagate. It also managed to suck one of my legs between the posts, which I couldn't remove during the first cycle. I panicked very much. On the next cycle I took care to not get my foot stuck between the posts and could finally resurface. The rest of the afternoon was spent in the hot water pool under the hot water waterfall, with my eyes closed.
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Gorilla Salad posted:If only for the guy who got probated by a mod for begging the guy to stop eating nothing but handfuls of lard. 
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ITS HARM MINIMIZATION
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slap me silly posted:All you need is a wading pool, and your death may not be fast. Family Attorney Bob Bennett posted:"The world's less better off without Abigail Taylor," Bennett said. The gently caress. That is some of the worst phrasing I've ever seen. How is that man allowed to practice law? How do you give a law degree to a man who uses the phrase "less better?" Surely that is some form of OSHA. 
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How do you get probated for that!?
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Low Carb Diets are good don't hate *gnaws at piece of silverskin on the back of some ribs*
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oohhboy posted:How do you get probated for that!? it was an interesting time on the forums for moderation
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oohhboy posted:How do you get probated for that!? It makes perfect sense if you see it as the mod trying to indirectly murder someone by ensuring they receive no good advice.
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NatasDog posted:I wonder how fast he can go before the drag on those barrels makes him pop a wheelie. I want to see it drive through a crosswind.
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Mycroft Holmes posted:I always just stay in the wave pool anyway. I almost died as a kid in the Lazy River. Nowhere is safe. Rebel Blob posted:Down Periscope is an underappreciated movie. Hell yeah 
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Spergatory posted:It makes perfect sense if you see it as the mod trying to indirectly murder someone by ensuring they receive no good advice. If they really wanted to lose weight they should try acid.
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Collateral Damage posted:I find it strange that the ride wouldn't have a system to detect a stuck carriage. It sounds like the occupied carriage wasn't moving very fast and if the conveyor hadn't kept pushing it would just have stopped.
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VectorSigma posted:
It didn't flip all the way over? So the people on the bottom half just sat on their backs under a shallow bit of water, strapped in securely, and drowned?
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