@Tacheletje You're right, I think this video is slightly inaccurate. Red cross first responders learn to use the thumbs to slightly open the mouth, palms to steady the head, and remaining digits to dislocate the jaw.
Does anyone know how much resistance there would be when doing a MJT? I saw a vid during surgery that makes it look like it's no effort at all to dislocate the jaw.
i dont think it is an actual dislocation of the jaw. you just move it forward... thats just me!
ROCKANARCHY666 9 months ago
You should place your thumbs lower, so you can remove the lower lip and open the mouth. The palm of both your hands rest on the patient's forehead.
Tacheletje 1 year ago
@Tacheletje You're right, I think this video is slightly inaccurate. Red cross first responders learn to use the thumbs to slightly open the mouth, palms to steady the head, and remaining digits to dislocate the jaw.
Does anyone know how much resistance there would be when doing a MJT? I saw a vid during surgery that makes it look like it's no effort at all to dislocate the jaw.
serendipity526 1 year ago
thank you, now i understand it alot better
25blue24 3 years ago
Clear and concise explanation - thanks!
kiwiana344 4 years ago
thanks a lot
crownvictoria999 4 years ago
tnx
oceanborn902 5 years ago