Quote:
Originally Posted by
Zoerawrr 
CPR? Jake had that.
Of course... letters were still a little funny in his head. But everyone makes brain typos... right?
"Stands for... super... person revival."
But was the revival super... or the person?
HMMMMMMMMM.
Okay, he could see absolutely nothing down there which was why he got up and placed the box onto the desk, before continuing his rummaging. Where were they?! They weren't that small.
He paused his search for a moment, to glance at whoever had answered first...Jake.
"No, sorry, Jake, it does have something to do with revival but this is not what the letters stand for. Besides, CPR is spelled with a C not with an S." He went to write it onto the blackboard for all to see how it was spelled.
Interesting suggestion though.
Griiin. Quote:
Originally Posted by
PattyH. "CPR Sir, the lion began, "Or Cardiopulmonary resuscitation is a manual first aid manouver by which someone tries to spark the heart back into motion. By a conjunction of pressing on the chest, and blowing air into the lungs via the lungs, someone attempts to bring someone back who is on the brink of death....."
Yeah.....
Too many details but yes, absolutely correct.
"Exactly, thank you, Patroclus. It's used on people who are in cardiac arrest, meaning that their heart is not pumping like it is supposed to, or not at all." Jeremy had gone back to moving things around in his box, and had only briefly glanced at Patroclus to give him a smile.
And there they we-
OUCH! Of course, how could he have expected it otherwise, he pricked his finger with the needle of the pin he had been looking for. Sucking at his finger, he placed the
pin (OOC: Look what I found. Rawrr. 
) on the teacher's desk, and next to it a still rolled-up poster.
"Now, imagine somebody has lost a lot of blood and the doctors - I'm obviously talking about the Muggle World where doctors are the equivalent to Healers and Mediwizards - need to get some blood back into the victim's system in order for them to survive. Where do they get that blood from?" Jeremy asked, turning his attention back to the class, his finger still in his mouth to stop the 'bleeding'.