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It's worse than that. The patient is forced by the compressions to vomit. In zero-G, that means the highly acidic contents of their stomachs are now several for
by IAmBroom 1y ago
It's worse than that. The patient is forced by the compressions to vomit. In zero-G, that means the highly acidic contents of their stomachs are now several forcefully-ejected packets of goo.
Forget the dreaded conductive pencil-lead shavings; that stuff is going to cause problems to hardware and wetware alike!
- lazide 1y agoGood point, also rather extreme aspiration risk probably? I don’t know how you would clear their airway unless you also had a suction device. Gravity certainly isn’t going to help.