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Nov 4, 2020 11:34 AM
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Dragon10449
*infant lives*.... "Super Kami Guru allows this"
ItsaJokeItsAllaJoke
gypsyg
Stupid parents
boobookittyfuc
Kids can’t time the pump when to breath the meds. So they make the device so they don’t end up swallowing the meds instead of breathing
MrBoopleSnootFluffkins
It's fun to hide one arm inside your shirt and put your hand down your pants, push one finger through your fly and pretend it's your winky.
JennChant
That's awesome! MacGyver would be proud.
Stretch5678
Mcgyver approves.
Boobsnuggler
He made a spacer out of a water bottle and a plastic cup that had O2 bled in.
TheKingRamen
Fucking Real life super hero right here
gendalfthegray
I thought he has made a bong. And hit dat shit
Chreboul
justdeepintheweeds
Macgyver lives!!!
Howmuchistoomuchspam
Fuck you science and math. You failed America. Or maybe the other way
WatcherNotCreeper
Fkns gurus, knowing everything
IHaveNoIdeaWhatMyNameShouldBe
Why an oxygen tank? What does it do?
oilgod
Toy Dolls - I've got asthma. Kinda funny old song: https://youtu.be/GBOzC_W_5EI
IHateCakeDays
How many Karen’s reported him for making a bomb?
Crispy4Skin
The should make a MacGyver award for this kind of things. He would definitely would have won it
SwordsToTheSkyWeRideAtDawn
That will be $40,345
IlTerribile
Wilize
What I find most amazing here is how he was able to get his hands on some tape, I haven’t seen tape since I went to school 15 years ago
nopost
"And an adult inhaler?" So it's like he made a computer out of a cardboard box, some duct tape, and a computer?
revabe
He made an adapter because the adult inhaler would have been essentially macing the poor coughing toddler.
DratImBatman
MacGyver... Nice
tamere02
Air McGuyver!
Zhopa101
Wow! Got it... He used an adult inhaler... ?
ClaudBalls
Ill bet he was the guy in the dorm who always had the most excellent makeshift bongs
LiswanS
So, he made a spacer, not an inhaler, but still pretty cool
RobertDinero013
Live with an RRT - this is a spacer that basically slows down the puff from the inhaler so it's delivered more efficiently. Otherwise the ->
RobertDinero013
Meds are likely to just be sprayed onto the back of the throat instead of inhaled into the lungs. Tiny lungs need soft pressure not a blast
Rubbertje
Tape? You can bring that to a plane? I once almost got arrested for binging micro zip-ties in my carry-ons to lock my bags. >
Rubbertje
"Could be used as cuffs on the plane" said the TSA idiot to me
Imnotaclevergirl365
So... is there a reason why they couldn't use the adult inhaler?.. is that the joke? What am I missing
wantanMike
Asthmatic as a child, u spray the inhaler into a chamber (bottle) and the baby inhales thru the chamber. Instead of...
wantanMike
Meds spraying into cheeks and throat and being swallowed. Most in Chamber goes into lungs more efficiently -asthmatic kid/adult
MidnightBaelfire
He made something called an aero chamber (sometimes called a spacer) to help deliver the medication to the child. Depending on the inhaler,
MidnightBaelfire
An adult dose can be different than a child's
oaberbyamd
He concocted a way of administering the ventolin plus oxygen. That's exactly what you get in a hospital. Been there done that.
tg2222222
The inhaler is the same. He actually improvised a spacer device judging by the photo.
spongebobmingepants
The vapour stays inside the bottle so as the child breathes from the cup they inhale all the med. If done directly they wont inhale it right
Greeneyedfox
Yes, bc little kids can’t use regular/adult inhalers properly. They usually use a spacer that goes around their nose and mouth
giraffinator
Rough guess here is that he uses the adult inhaler into the water bottle then squeezes the bottle with the plastic cup attached to the kid
sbkay31415
Adult inhalers need tricky lip-sealing and inhaling to get the drug in. Guru's inhaler was a nebulizer, delivering the dose by oxygen stream
Terayon
Not quite a nebuliser, those will aerosolize a liquid, this was used to force the meds in, so not really a nebulizer or an inhaler
MySushi
The medication needs to be delivered to the pleural cavity, the inner lining of the lungs, to be effective. A wheezing person manages to 1/2
MySushi
Get it stuck to the back of their throat by the force of the pressurized cylinder or their tongue, if it gets in the way. To take it... 2/4
MySushi
properly, you need to be able to inhale sharply, to draw the cloud of sprayed medicine dust into the lungs or somehow be able to match 3/4
MySushi
the pace of breathing to the delivery method, for optimal efficacy. A nebulizer helps get the steroids there, as does this makeshift device
hamberglar
Dumb babies don't know how to use medical equipment.
Ruik
Stupid dumb babies.
PepeLePewLooneyTunes
Drosophilamelanobastard
My thoughts exactly
HannaHPirhannaH
Must be a make shift nebulizer and not spacer, if it was just a spacer he wouldn't need the oxygen tank.
Terayon
I think it's not either really, it looks like he used the O2 tank to help push the meds into the kids lungs after his throat closed as 1/2
Terayon
Well as adding oxygen so they didn't suffocate, b/c it's an infant and getting an infant to breath properly for an inhaler normally is hard
mediocredreams
Too much medicine for a child
celestedrake
As someone hospitalized for asthma: inhaler is just straight up drug. You need air as well, and people who are having a hard time or too(1)
celestedrake
young would have a hard time breathing one squirt of an inhaler all at once. So you need a nebulizer that contains the meds while mixing(2)
celestedrake
it in with air so you can breathe it over time instead of in a burst.(3)
NewMoonRising
No joke. Adult inhalers are different than ones for children. He's a damn hero.
tg2222222
I prescribe the same Salbutamol inhalers to adults and kids here in the UK. The reliever inhalers can be same.
JHawke
I had the exact same inhaler when I was 4 till 14ish. It looked exactly like this one (but also with a chamber, unless in an emergency)
link3000
More details if you google it - the child was having trouble breathing so a normal inhaler on its own wouldn't work
link3000
Also maybe a baby can't use a normal inhaler anyways? I have no idea
LisaFromOZ
They can’t, thats why we use a spacer on babies and young kids, for babies it goes over their nose and mouth while u pump meds into it
nikkinikorasu
I think this is a bit misleading. Rescue inhalers are a thing, and besides color denoting the prescription/brand, look identical. I only >>>
nikkinikorasu
<<< keep a rescue inhaler, as someone who rarely has asthmatic symptoms but whose symptoms can be very strong.
moggychan
It's misnamed. It looks like he made a nebulizer using all of those things. Conceivably the Kid's neb kit is what was packed away.
ETC1111
Correct....
Wabjebbers
Nebulizers disperse liquid medication this is a spacer for an inhaler
isaidsomethingcool
This sounds the most correct. My exwife had one and does look very similar; she used it more often than her inhaler
wantanMike
Chamber*
TheDoctorAzAJ
No. He just made a spacer. Not a nebuliser. Very different things
moggychan
Wouldn't need the oxygen tank if it was just a spacer.
GodApollo
I love internet strangers second guessing actual doctors.
RailRabbit
Sounded like an honest question to me
HardcodedNumber
They are correct as a person who suffers from Asthma and uses two inhalers and a nebulizer
icookfoodandfightfire
adult inhalers are set a pressure that can hurt infants and toddlers if not done very carefully. Not to mention, good luck getting >
icookfoodandfightfire
the child to cooperate
HorriblyPositive
Infant can't cooperate. It's an adapter so you're not just macing the wheezing crotch goblin.
Cebrail
Best reply ever, I’ll forever use the phrase crotch goblin
thesauceisboss
Can you teach some of my medical courses please.
YeeticusOfTheTribeYeet
Healthcare worker here. That's a frickin awesome explanation. Kudos.
anaprophylacticshock
Priceless comment!
Rustedgrey
#newword thanks bud!
KittenItaly
I had one of the adapters when I was a kid. To this day I don't remember why I needed the inhaler but I remember using it.
Th3LordCamandah
qixx23
Omfg that was the best explanation ever!
SnufflesWasMySlaveName
Bloodhound gang for the win
Catscradle2112
My cat has asthma and uses something similar!
Sorvadi
"macing the wheezing crotch goblin."
OregonFlyer
My oldest son has severe life-threatening asthma and once we were out in public without his adapter so we used a coffee cup from a cafe.
Muttons1337
Coffee usually puts me on edge, but if it relaxes him, who am I to judge?
analnipple666
Top kek
Dynasty07
Lol wheezing crotch goblin haha!!!
teakasaurus
Ohhh they never said infant so I was thinking like a 6 or 7 yo
Willowofwisp
Well I still needed an adapter when I was 7 so it's still not terribly unrealistic
teakasaurus
Fair enough, I have incredibly limited knowledge of the actual mechanical process of inhalers. It’s pretty lucky that this dude was onboard
FiendishDoctorWuTangClan
I just imagine spraying it and yelling STOP RESISTING
jomi20806
Murica
ChiliBeef
bernlack
TO GUARANTEE YOUR OWN HEALTH AND SAFETY, COOPERATE.
303SnowWolf
Uncle Bob?
stupidpendous
+1 for this comment. Woooop
chazzwozzer2
Fuckin hell mate
PrfctDrk
Fukken loooool