@@weirdthe3rd308 probably a butt. Knowing these bots. I'm shocked the comment is gone. UA-cam normally let's these spam things, but will demonitize a video for cleavage.
The most interesting part for me is the stories at the end of each scenario. The impact these accidents have on the victims is so sad and deep. All because of a mistake, or a misfortune sometimes. Please stay safe when you're on the roads.
It is possible to still be conscious and have a broken neck, as long as the spinal cord inside is still intact. This is why it's so important to try to keep an accident victim's neck and head as still as possible, regardless if their awake or not: if the vertebra are broken, but the cord is fine, it's possible to accidently snap the spinal cord and kill them without noticing. That's one thing I don't understand about this game (and most medical-themed entertainment) how does the main character know someone's neck is broken just by looking at it? Not even real paramedics can tell at a glance, that's why they're so cautious with every potential neck injury they come across.
@@rocketsurgery950 The accidents have happened beforehand (The game stated it, unless I've completely misunderstood/misread it) and the information had already been acquired. They use the info to recreate the accident so that the person can find the cause of it. At least that's what I understood in the intro. Might be wrong, tho
I actually really appreciate this game. Despite it being generalized, it offers good information and helps educate you on a few good ways to really save someone's life.
@@notreallybarackobama I played the free demo and it seemed pretty informative. Always work on the most critical patients first. I have personally never heard of a warning triangle before this but also I skipped drivers ed cause there's a loophole in my state that got me around it so maybe that's why. But road flares are helpful. I feel like the chest compressions were timed weird but that's just nitpicking and could have just been cause I was clicking so it seemed weird. The biggest issue I saw was that in the one scenario the demo had we were doing cpr on a patient with a giant cut on his arm which is NOT helpful. You wanna stop any bleeds before trying to move the blood around with chest compressions because otherwise you could literally just be pumping more blood to that wound. But again, I'm being nitpicky. I'd say for the normal every day human this game is accurate enough and you should also have some sort of warning signal like flares or the triangle, and a good first aid kit in your car at the very least. Something more than the $20 kit you can get from cvs cause that won't help if you god forbid roll up on something like that. And a fire extinguisher would be good to have too as long as it's stored well and not rolling around freely. Sorry for the novel.
@Kyandi Paper which is exactly why the game says "Do not remove victims from their car unless you absolutely need to" at 20:23. It's not trying to tell you that you can be a paramedic, it's teaching everyday people how to properly help with a car crash. I understand that this might confuse the younger audience, but this isn't the target demographic for this game anyway. By the way, can you put a link for that story about the doctor paralyzing the guy? I can't seem to find it anywhere.
@@FlusteredBushStudios I've actually played the whole game, there was only one big hazard in one scenario, but I think in future updates there probably would be a sinking car one XD.
Thank you, Mark, for playing this game. My husband rolled our car on the 7th, and because we watched you play this, he could hear you going through the steps of turning off the engine and such as he pulled himself out of the car. Yes, he is okay. There were no others involved. It's just nice to know that watching this kept him a bit safer.
@@beaubryant4465 “Wait, the spot I touched just then hurt a little bit. Huh...? OH WHAT THE FUCK. HOW? HOW? I’VE BEEN SITTING IN MY ROOM FOR THE PAST TWO DAYS!
Important Info: Smart phones know the emergency numbers of any country and automatically dial the right one if you put in any emergency number. So if you are in a foreign country and you dont know their emergency number you can just dial any emergency number you know and it will put you through to the right one!
Also, they disregard carrier boundaries and connect to any closest cell phone tower. If you don't have cell service, call the emergency number anyway and your cellphone should be able to get through.
“What if you’re doing CPR on a dead person?" You only carry out CPR on people who are not breathing and lack a pulse, i.e. by medical definition dead. If you don't feel a pulse or breathing, you start CPR, regardless of whether or not you think it's too late. You keep it up until either help arrives to relieve you or you tire out.
The problem with the game, that if you have 2 people, you prioritize the less wounded and stabilize it before you do the CPR, cause if you start the CPR first, the less wounded could die, and now you have 2 dead people...... So first you should stabilize the less wounded, and than start the CPR
@Santiago Puga I'm trained in emergency first aid and I was still taught to give breaths while doing CPR. Of course, it varies depending on the persons age since children, for instance, have residual breath.
@Santiago Puga I’m from the US and I was taught this past year that breaths are up to the discretion of the person giving CPR, if you are comfortable doing so then you should but you don’t have to give effective CPR
True, and I think it’s funny that mark didn’t know that cpr is supposed to be performed on clinically dead patients to circulate blood that is no longer pumping and that still may have oxygen. This is done to buy time for life saving, heart restarting medications and possibly a defibrillator.
@@stupidrandomations thats exactly what i was think, towards the beginning mark goes what if im do cpr on a dead guy and i just went isnt that the point like theyre dead and trying to keep blood flowing so they can be revived
If anyone sees this: Tips for finding unconscious person: Check if the person is still alive: -first speak, then touch (for example shoulder), then look if the person is still breathing when checking for breath, overstretch the neck by tilting the head back, place your ear near the mouth and nose, look towards the chest: chest movement and breath=alive, only one of the two check again or check for pulse. Breathing: -> Yes, put patient in recovery position, check vitals reguarly , call ambulance -> No, begin CPR, order someone to call ambulance: 1. lay the person flat on the back on the ground, avoid soft surfaces 2. Begin CPR by pushing on the chest where the heart is with force. Its not unsusual to break a or multible ribs. 30 pushes, at a speed of about 100 to 120 per minute (help: the beat of the song "staying alive" is perfect) Place the palm of your hand on the chest, place the other hand on top, push at least 2inches (~5cm) in 3. Take a good breath and blow the air into the persons mouth or nose (you can also use something like an oxygen mask, if you have one at hand, to reduce risk of infection), while again overstretching their head, clearing their airways that way, and shutting off the other point of exit (pinch close the nose when breathing through mouth, vise versa) (2x) then: repeat steps 2 and 3 until ambulance arrives, dont be afraid to ask someone if they can relieve you if you get tired out or feel dizzy Please like so that more people can save lives (!!!EDIT: please bear in mind that you shouldn't just move around the neck or body of a person that just was in an accident, if they're traumas or a broken spine you could kill or paralyze the person you are trying to help!!!)
My only concern is that because this is a car accident, the likelihood of either a broken neck or other severe neck injury is somewhat high, so care must be taken in moving them, so if possible avoid the twisting or turning as to avoid aggravation of the injury. (Or alternatively, don’t touch them at all and wait for paramedics to arrive). All of this is covered under the DRS ABCD (acronym, you should look it up) if you wish to remember it easily.
@@snortiblog that is true! That's also why I find this game a bit dangerous, with all the "oh just move the here and there a lil bit". I will edit a warning in
for those who are wondering, the recovery position is the person lying down on his side, preferably with something confertable on his head, like a pillow or some other sort of cloth.
@@paulborisiv519 Person laying on the side, the arm and leg side he is laying on: -Leg outstretched, arm 90° away from body, elbow also 90° turned, so that the hand is laying infront of the face Side that is "up": - leg slightly bend to the front, knee also slightly bend back, so that the knee is a resting point, hand from the "up" side tucked under the cheek. !!!Important notes: slight overstretching of the head two assure free airways, mouth should be opened for maximum air intake and if the person throws up, that everything flows out and he doesn't choke on it (Or Google it, honestly)
I actually really like what this game teaches to be honest. To take precaution with vehicles, understand that they're not safe, and the consequences of any car accident has on everyone, not just the individuals within the accident itself. And all of it is taught in an intuitive way. Very well done. Edit: As mentioned in a reply, don't use this game or a random article on the internet as basis for first aid. Get it from a legitimate source (I.e. basic training courses are taught everywhere) if you really want to help someone.
Someone is going to try the things they "learned" in this game and kill someone. Like shaking a victim as a first responder, you have no idea if they have spin or neck injury and shaking them if they do could kill them, as could grabbing their head and lifting it when there is a strong possibility of a spine or neck injury like there would be in a car crash scenario, you would have to try other things like looking to see if the chest is rising and falling, or getting close enough to hear. Also if someone has been impaled by something, the VERY LAST THING you should do is PUT PRESSURE ON IT!!!!! In the field the best you can or SHOULD do with an implement is to get some kind of clean cloth and tape if you have it and then to secure it however possible to keep it stable, if you put PRESSURE on a stick that is just shy of someone's lung....... I just cant with this 😂😂🤣🤣😂😂
@@IamtheResistance4228 You have some excellent points, obviously a person shouldn't use the "training" recieved from random forums and games to educate you on proper medical procedures. Get it from legitimate sources if you truly want to help if you encounter an accident. After all, it *is* the internet.
@@guppykid3535 at times it can be super super interesting and fun, but frustrating other times! XDD if doing an investigation you have to look for every detail, it has to be very very thorough or you could miss something important! And not to mention there are different branches and pathways in forensics! Overall though, I love this field because it’s always a challenge and you never know what you might find!
I have a natural interest in crime stuff. Not just the semi real TV shows, but documentaries and everything too. It's actually very interesting how progress is made and all
This game literally has “Editor” as Lixian, and then have Amy, and Mark as the other names. You can’t tell me this is a coincidence at this point. That’s just straight up cool and creepy at the same time.
@@7hird3ye i mean while i liked it too it... isnt really showing you how to do much of anything if you want to learn that just go take a cheap 10-20 dollar cpr class some jobs might even pay to have you learn it
Mark: What if I'm doing CPR on a dead guy? They aren't dead until the medical examiner, doctor, or coroner pronounces them dead with cause and manner of death. Assume the person is alive unless they're confirmed otherwise; it not only could save the person but also helps keep you mentally in check if you're not defeatist when you arrive on the scene. There's a limited window of time you have to restart the heart's rhythm before the person suffers permanent brain damage and potentially death. You perform CPR until the person has steady breathing and/or steady pulse or EMS arrives and takes over. It would be nice if the game taught you how an AED is set up and how it works (it sends an electrical pulse to the heart to help regulate rhythm, though you'd have to establish a pulse first, an AED can't help someone with no heartbeat) but then again not everyone has one of those in the back of their vehicle and publically available AEDs are usually in more urban areas, not in countrysides as seen so far in this game.
Lol, “how to use an AED”. Push the on button, listen to it, do what it says. Congratulations, you’re now trained on AED use. Try not to shock your partner.
[holds up a mirror to his face] got one (i cant remember for the life of me where i heard it but allegedly marks mom was on multiple kinds of birth control when he was conceived, this isnt a jab at him HGDSFJG)
Fun fact: you shouldn’t unbuckle people in a car accident in case they have internal damage. The seatbelt could be holding all of their intestines together and you should also try not to move people cause that can also kill them :)
6:45 "What if I'm just doing CPR on a dead guy." Well, strictly speaking, that's exactly who you're doing CPR on. You're trying to resuscitate them because their heart stopped, which strictly speaking means they're dead. I actually saw that happen not too long ago, I was between homes so I had to spend the night at a shelter, and this one old guy had collapsed. I saw the EMS had a special machine to do CPR on him in an attempt to revive him as he was wheeled out the door. But the next day I found out he was already dead by that point.
He may have gotten over it, I think there was a Unnus Annus video where mark got over his fear, Or maybe on this channel? It was getting his fear of the ocean but maybe the mannequin is his second fear?
i mean, Depends on the definition of "Death", is death the Heart's Death, or is it the brain's? if the brain is dead, then CPR is useless, but if its only his heart that stopped then CPR can still save his life, the only way to check if the brain is dead, is to check for Visible Brain Matter, but that only happens if the person...you know....has a hole in his skull, at that point its pretty damn obvious he's a goner.
@@paulborisiv519 You are always suppose to do CPR regardless if it is brain or heart death. You don't know which it is. So you do it until a doctor says they are dead and you can stop. It doesn't matter if you personally thinks it is too late, you always do CPR in those situations until you are told to stop.
5:02 - FYI that's checking for breathing in three ways at once: Look, listen and feel. Lean down and place the ear just above the mouth and look down the body for the chest rising, listen for the sound of respiration and feel their exhaled breath on your ear 👍
Would be amazing if there was a mission where the player (Mark) would get in a car accident with Amy. Then as a different person you investigate their crash. Only to find out that it was in fact Lunky who caused the crash.
For anyone who is not a first responder/CPR Emergency certified: this is actually pretty realistic. This is what you would do if you are in an emergency - the steps are correct, the details are correct...pretty impressive!
Where i'm from when you are getting your driving licence beside the driving part there is a theory part ( many hours and two test at the end ) with situations/scenarios and stuff like this. I'm surprised that a lot of people have no idea of these basic stuff ( which is very sad and unfortunate ), you shouldn't have to be a medic to know them.
Are you a first responder? I've always heard that the worst thing you can do is move somebody out of a vehicle if there isn't an extreme need (fire or so on), as that can make injuries worse if they have fractures/breaks.
@@Demonrifts Well, this was also in what looked like a pretty bad snowstorm since visibility was pretty low. The hyperthermia may have been worse then the injuries. Although, don't they make medical blankets for scenarios like that?
@@daria8950 true. However a majority of people will react and not think in these situations. I grew up next to a road notorious for fatal accidents. Been helping out on them since i was 12. Most people panic and overrides knowledge. Even with tests and the like it doesn't compare to the actual issues you will encounter when put in the situation. Kind of like how when a kid falls in the water, 80% will stand around, scream, and panic. And the other 10% will actually do something. Only 5% of the 10% will actually be useful and avoid possible harm.
I know this is three years ago, but I'm in school for EMT, and CPR is technically performed on a "dead" person. The criteria to initiate CPR is unresponsive (they don't respond to taps, noise, or pain), apneic (they are not breathing [ei no breaths are heard and no chest rises are visible]), and pulseless (for an unresponsive adult, the carotid pulse [the one on the neck] is generally palpated [felt]. For a child, the brachial [the one in the elbow crease] is palpated. People may not realize it, but the very act of CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) is quite literally keeping the patient's heart beating to keep the blood flowing. That's why it is important to compress at least 2 in. and to let the chest completely recoil, it is *literally* manual heart pumping. The accurate rate is 100-120 beats per minute for an adult, but slightly faster or slightly slower can be okay (Slightly slower/faster CPR is better than no CPR!) {Edit: If CPR is done properly, it will sound like you are breaking their ribs. This is necessary, so don't be alarmed!! I was taught that it isn't the actual ribs breaking, but rather the cartilage that holds the ribs to the sternum!} In the past, people have also done mouth to mouth as apart of CPR, but this isn't proven to help, as far as I know. So if you come across someone who seems to be unconscious, call for an ambulance (duh!) but don't be worried about rescue breaths. Compression-only CPR is good until the medics arrive!! Also, if an AED (automated external defibrillator) is nearby, get it/have someone get it! An AED will be able to detect a dysrhythmia (abnormal heart rhythm) and may be able to shock it back into a normal rhythm. An AED is extremely easy to use, and generally will have vocal instructions. Make sure not to touch the patient AT ALL when it's accessing or shocking, and don't be alarmed if the AED doesn't advise a shock. Only certain dysrhythmias are shockable, so if the AED says no shock advised, just continue with CPR. Some AEDs even have a rhythm for CPR when its not accessing/shocking!
The last words you hear before death:
“Excuse me, you’ll be fine. I’m NOT a professional, but I’m here to help.”
"My life is in the hands of an idiot?"
@@Hannah-jv6hh “No no, TWO idiots!”
It was after that, that he had said three words that haunted me for the rest of my life. "My name is Markiplier."
This is as bad as hearing,
"My life is in the hands of an idiot!"
*"Nonononono - TWO idiots!"*
Lester Roquefort uh...three words? Might want to check that again.
Cars: Accidentially crash
Mark: ...There has been a murder!
Would Be a shame if my murder involved two people collided violently with nothing to do with me...
*A body has been discovered!*
@@spiritnsultanyt7250 spy is sus!
@@corvanj8766 nah the scout is sus, I mean he's walking real slow for some reason
@@spiritnsultanyt7250 MONOKUMA?!
"Hello, welcome to Autozone, how may I help you today?"
Mark: "Uhhm, I need triangles... lots and lots of triangles."
he'll take your entire stock
@@smileysatanson3404 yes the whole stalk 😂
LMFAO
@@smileysatanson3404 ever look at a comment and say: damn, I wish I wrote that
@@alrightguvna1727 sometimes... why?
The Game : sooo,there's an accident and you have to....
Mark : this is a murder attempt
“What if I’m just doing CPR on a dead guy?” I’m starting to think maybe mark doesn’t know how CPR works
Starting to think he didn't pay attention to the fact that they have health bars
You are actually dead when you're heart stops
It just runs out of time to be saved after a bit (without permanent brain damage)
@@Not_honest_enough humans are kinda like the 5 second rule lmao
@@thtsmypurseidkyou lmAO
Chest compressions save livesss
Mark: calls Lixian his "editor"
Lixian: *"Peace was never an option"*
@@iwantsexseemyvideo2053 what the hell is your profile picture
@@weirdthe3rd308 probably a butt. Knowing these bots.
I'm shocked the comment is gone. UA-cam normally let's these spam things, but will demonitize a video for cleavage.
@@weirdthe3rd308 it’s a bot, just report it and move on.
Never. Call. Lixian. The. Editor.
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Mark: *puts ear to dummy's mouth*
Dummy: *breaths*
Mark: "YoU wErEn'T sUpPoSeD tO dO tHaT"
Haha lol, I spat my coke out :)
Coca-Cola*
Thats not how your supposed to play the game
@@ibster8822 why u eat cocain
The most interesting part for me is the stories at the end of each scenario. The impact these accidents have on the victims is so sad and deep. All because of a mistake, or a misfortune sometimes. Please stay safe when you're on the roads.
*proceeds to speed*
they rlly gave backstories and now its sadder 😭😭
It really drives home the point that there are no winners, just losers and bigger losers
CPR Dummies: hey we are literally “dying” please make sure we are “breathing” and “alive”
Mark’s Automatonophobia: *Hello there*
@Ì ÆM ĶèvìñBB begone
He kept stopping the animation and going back into it because he got freaked out, why did he do that to himself lol
Automo what
@Ì ÆM ĶèvìñBB then scream out of your lungs, kevin.
@@res6696 Fear of fake human like figures
Mark: *calls Lixian “editor”*
Lixian: *should’ve edited it to “Hi everybody, my name is UA-camR and welcome to Accident.”*
The best comment 🏆🥇🏅
I wanted to give you an award but realised I'm not on reddit lmfao
@@itsKyee1 reddit
@@karla3153 reddit
@@CatsMeow_ reddit
Markiplier: "Editor"
Lixian: "You have Hi-ed your last "my name is Markiplier""
Edit: thanks for the likes
LMAOOOO
Second reply
@@notahuman1113 Good for you bud
@@Erickisatoe yessir
@@notahuman1113 Now you have 2 replies!
Mark: "What kind of country uses 112?"
All of Europe be like: Am i a joke to you
Europe is a joke
@@cainhager9814 ok cain hager
@@cainhager9814 So are you.
@@cainhager9814 I live there... Also, Yes.
@@redicated2528 at least I am a funny joke, europe is just a sad one
[Markiplier analyzing a Car Accident scene]
*"Hmm Yes, the floor here is made of attempted murder"*
Lul
Hmmm
Juniuous
He should be a detective
@Puppet Siddiqi I thought Big Brian was Graham Chapman? 🤔
Man has broken neck*
“Sir can you hear me?”
It is possible to still be conscious and have a broken neck, as long as the spinal cord inside is still intact. This is why it's so important to try to keep an accident victim's neck and head as still as possible, regardless if their awake or not: if the vertebra are broken, but the cord is fine, it's possible to accidently snap the spinal cord and kill them without noticing.
That's one thing I don't understand about this game (and most medical-themed entertainment) how does the main character know someone's neck is broken just by looking at it? Not even real paramedics can tell at a glance, that's why they're so cautious with every potential neck injury they come across.
@@rocketsurgery950 The accidents have happened beforehand (The game stated it, unless I've completely misunderstood/misread it) and the information had already been acquired. They use the info to recreate the accident so that the person can find the cause of it.
At least that's what I understood in the intro. Might be wrong, tho
@@LinkusLonkus No, you're right. Notice that the "first responder" is always different and before you actually go in, you slap on VR goggles.
At least he didn't say not twice if you're ok.😅😂
It's rare finding people supporting each other in youtube's comment section
Mark: Just wants to have a good time.
Game: How bout some Trauma instead?
I actually really appreciate this game. Despite it being generalized, it offers good information and helps educate you on a few good ways to really save someone's life.
Everywhere i go i see squid game even in the thumbnail
@@yuurrrrrrrr1 🤣
Yes! As a lifeguard, this stuff is pretty accurate!
And aside from that good information, the human results after completing seem to line up with true stories I've heard
And also a few that could be useful to end one tok!
Mark: "no one would play this for fun"
Me, an EMT: "This looks cool. I should play it for fun."
I'm in the process to become an EMT, and my friend told me about it. Needless to say I wanna play lmao.
I am also an EMT and was impressed at how little bull was in this game. It is very sensible from the layperson's perspective
I’m legit curious, how accurate is this game?
@@notreallybarackobama I played the free demo and it seemed pretty informative. Always work on the most critical patients first. I have personally never heard of a warning triangle before this but also I skipped drivers ed cause there's a loophole in my state that got me around it so maybe that's why. But road flares are helpful. I feel like the chest compressions were timed weird but that's just nitpicking and could have just been cause I was clicking so it seemed weird. The biggest issue I saw was that in the one scenario the demo had we were doing cpr on a patient with a giant cut on his arm which is NOT helpful. You wanna stop any bleeds before trying to move the blood around with chest compressions because otherwise you could literally just be pumping more blood to that wound. But again, I'm being nitpicky. I'd say for the normal every day human this game is accurate enough and you should also have some sort of warning signal like flares or the triangle, and a good first aid kit in your car at the very least. Something more than the $20 kit you can get from cvs cause that won't help if you god forbid roll up on something like that. And a fire extinguisher would be good to have too as long as it's stored well and not rolling around freely. Sorry for the novel.
@@catroberts4002 What would be included in a good first aid kit?
Next video: Unboxing
Mark: “hey guys so I bought some triangles”
Cool meme huh
Omg please that would be so funny 😭😭
"They only sent me ONE. TRIANGLE."
@Kyandi Paper which is exactly why the game says "Do not remove victims from their car unless you absolutely need to" at 20:23. It's not trying to tell you that you can be a paramedic, it's teaching everyday people how to properly help with a car crash. I understand that this might confuse the younger audience, but this isn't the target demographic for this game anyway. By the way, can you put a link for that story about the doctor paralyzing the guy? I can't seem to find it anywhere.
@Kyandi Paper that disclaimer is in the video though
Mark : "hey, editor"
Lixian : *pulls out a gun* "and hello to you too, murder victim"
I see what you did there
hey you again
Dude you got 1000+ comments
Mark: “How did that truck get by?” “he’s the criminal “
*Turns out truck actually is the criminal *
Game: check for breathing
Mark's fear of mannequins: *here's my cue!*
"Who's the 4th victim?"
The 4th victim is you Mark.
this feels like a threat
*An avengers level threat*
Mark: Mark, Amy, Editor?!
It's almost as if this game was made for him.
Well, I mean the theme of the game, which is people getting skull fractures in car wrecks is definitely not made for Mark.
this game also has 2/3s of marks fears XD
maniquins and logs falling off of trucks
(but no ocean obviously)
@@FlusteredBushStudios I've actually played the whole game, there was only one big hazard in one scenario, but I think in future updates there probably would be a sinking car one XD.
@@FlusteredBushStudios Yet
it was lol
Thank you, Mark, for playing this game. My husband rolled our car on the 7th, and because we watched you play this, he could hear you going through the steps of turning off the engine and such as he pulled himself out of the car.
Yes, he is okay. There were no others involved. It's just nice to know that watching this kept him a bit safer.
The stupidest things can be helpful.
Bruh.. this is wild. I’m glad your husband is okay
imagine if you were in a car accident and while you were stuck in the car all you can hear from the outside is:
"gotta get my *triangles* "
At that point I'd be pretty sure I was already dead and in hell lol
*"I'm in even more danger!"*
followed up by, "Do one of you have a triangle?"
“Sir, sir? Are you okay? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir? Sir?”
@@bigfnar yes and when figuring out you don't have any " I need lots and lots more triangles "
“Inspect the wounds” *jams finger at wounds* “yep, that’s a wound🤔” 😂😂
me discovering my own bruises
@@beaubryant4465 “Wait, the spot I touched just then hurt a little bit. Huh...? OH WHAT THE FUCK. HOW? HOW? I’VE BEEN SITTING IN MY ROOM FOR THE PAST TWO DAYS!
*drives past what looks like a car wreck*
Mark: “oh that’s a problem”
*keeps driving*
The game is on autopilot for that part, pretty sure. Doesn't make it any less funny.
* prepares a place to train him *
Mark: * starts a conspiracy theory * It's the perfect crime...
"what? why was there a truck passing me if there are wooden logs here"
**truck was the suspect**
"OHH-"
15:45 FD2 Reference
@@serenahart3876 reference? not really a reference but good try
I hate ur profile picture
I tried wiping off your pfp thinking it’s real hair
@@lynnly2406 I see a few of us did 😠😂
“Why is this dummy breathing ?” I get that a lot
Way underrated comment lmao
oh yeah, and "Why are there corpses in your closet!?!?!"
and "I'm calling the police!" means I gotta add another corpse, am I right?
PMA!!!!!😆
@@Marlock2199 yup
Oof.
Lixian be like: "The next 'accident' to investigate will be yours, Mark!"
Underrated
You mean "Editor?" ;)
So thats why we have “who killed Markiplier?” It was predicting the future!
People on the phone: "Put the victims in your vehicle to keep the warm"
Mark: "Where do I put him? I don't know where to put him!"
Important Info: Smart phones know the emergency numbers of any country and automatically dial the right one if you put in any emergency number. So if you are in a foreign country and you dont know their emergency number you can just dial any emergency number you know and it will put you through to the right one!
wow, thats a cool piece of info i didnt know i would be learning at 5 am today
Hey nice tip!
Yes, i've learnd that in drivin school in germany from my drivin teacher! Verry nice!
@@supernoodle704 good tips all around
Also, they disregard carrier boundaries and connect to any closest cell phone tower. If you don't have cell service, call the emergency number anyway and your cellphone should be able to get through.
“What if you’re doing CPR on a dead person?"
You only carry out CPR on people who are not breathing and lack a pulse, i.e. by medical definition dead. If you don't feel a pulse or breathing, you start CPR, regardless of whether or not you think it's too late. You keep it up until either help arrives to relieve you or you tire out.
The problem with the game, that if you have 2 people, you prioritize the less wounded and stabilize it before you do the CPR, cause if you start the CPR first, the less wounded could die, and now you have 2 dead people...... So first you should stabilize the less wounded, and than start the CPR
@Santiago Puga I'm trained in emergency first aid and I was still taught to give breaths while doing CPR. Of course, it varies depending on the persons age since children, for instance, have residual breath.
@Santiago Puga Europe. More specifically, the UK. 🤣
@Santiago Puga I’m from the US and I was taught this past year that breaths are up to the discretion of the person giving CPR, if you are comfortable doing so then you should but you don’t have to give effective CPR
@Santiago Puga Okay? Well, again, as an emergency first aider, that's just what we do in England. No need to be passive aggressive.
Mark: *calls Lixian his editor*
Lixian: “Don’t test me Mark.”
Yeah didn't he straight up murder Lunky? I wouldn't test him.
Zactly
Dont test lixian.
I'm sure Lixian can't do anything,
Because Mark's not real
Demoted from Lixian to *E d i t o r*
30 chest compressions to the beat "staying alive", and 2 breathes.
Yes!
Boosting. And according to Dr Mike, the first thing you do when someone isn’t breathing, CHEST COMPRESSIONS, CHEST COMPRESSIONS, CHEST COMPRESSIONS.
True, and I think it’s funny that mark didn’t know that cpr is supposed to be performed on clinically dead patients to circulate blood that is no longer pumping and that still may have oxygen. This is done to buy time for life saving, heart restarting medications and possibly a defibrillator.
@@stupidrandomations thats exactly what i was think, towards the beginning mark goes what if im do cpr on a dead guy and i just went isnt that the point like theyre dead and trying to keep blood flowing so they can be revived
If anyone sees this: Tips for finding unconscious person:
Check if the person is still alive:
-first speak, then touch (for example shoulder), then look if the person is still breathing
when checking for breath, overstretch the neck by tilting the head back, place your ear near the mouth and nose, look towards the chest: chest movement and breath=alive, only one of the two check again or check for pulse.
Breathing:
-> Yes, put patient in recovery position, check vitals reguarly , call ambulance
-> No, begin CPR, order someone to call ambulance:
1. lay the person flat on the back on the ground, avoid soft surfaces
2. Begin CPR by pushing on the chest where the heart is with force. Its not unsusual to break a or multible ribs. 30 pushes, at a speed of about 100 to 120 per minute (help: the beat of the song "staying alive" is perfect) Place the palm of your hand on the chest, place the other hand on top, push at least 2inches (~5cm) in
3. Take a good breath and blow the air into the persons mouth or nose (you can also use something like an oxygen mask, if you have one at hand, to reduce risk of infection), while again overstretching their head, clearing their airways that way, and shutting off the other point of exit (pinch close the nose when breathing through mouth, vise versa) (2x)
then: repeat steps 2 and 3 until ambulance arrives, dont be afraid to ask someone if they can relieve you if you get tired out or feel dizzy
Please like so that more people can save lives
(!!!EDIT: please bear in mind that you shouldn't just move around the neck or body of a person that just was in an accident, if they're traumas or a broken spine you could kill or paralyze the person you are trying to help!!!)
@Sheep Man not that nerdy actually, in my country mandatory to know if you want to get a driver's license :)
My only concern is that because this is a car accident, the likelihood of either a broken neck or other severe neck injury is somewhat high, so care must be taken in moving them, so if possible avoid the twisting or turning as to avoid aggravation of the injury. (Or alternatively, don’t touch them at all and wait for paramedics to arrive). All of this is covered under the DRS ABCD (acronym, you should look it up) if you wish to remember it easily.
@@snortiblog that is true! That's also why I find this game a bit dangerous, with all the "oh just move the here and there a lil bit". I will edit a warning in
for those who are wondering, the recovery position is the person lying down on his side, preferably with something confertable on his head, like a pillow or some other sort of cloth.
@@paulborisiv519 Person laying on the side, the arm and leg side he is laying on:
-Leg outstretched, arm 90° away from body, elbow also 90° turned, so that the hand is laying infront of the face
Side that is "up":
- leg slightly bend to the front, knee also slightly bend back, so that the knee is a resting point, hand from the "up" side tucked under the cheek.
!!!Important notes:
slight overstretching of the head two assure free airways, mouth should be opened for maximum air intake and if the person throws up, that everything flows out and he doesn't choke on it
(Or Google it, honestly)
Lixian is not just an “editor”.
He is amazing!!!
We love him
He’s a god
He is a special human being.
for realllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
I actually really like what this game teaches to be honest. To take precaution with vehicles, understand that they're not safe, and the consequences of any car accident has on everyone, not just the individuals within the accident itself. And all of it is taught in an intuitive way. Very well done.
Edit: As mentioned in a reply, don't use this game or a random article on the internet as basis for first aid. Get it from a legitimate source (I.e. basic training courses are taught everywhere) if you really want to help someone.
And the first aid and CPR stuff is accurate and educational
Someone is going to try the things they "learned" in this game and kill someone. Like shaking a victim as a first responder, you have no idea if they have spin or neck injury and shaking them if they do could kill them, as could grabbing their head and lifting it when there is a strong possibility of a spine or neck injury like there would be in a car crash scenario, you would have to try other things like looking to see if the chest is rising and falling, or getting close enough to hear. Also if someone has been impaled by something, the VERY LAST THING you should do is PUT PRESSURE ON IT!!!!! In the field the best you can or SHOULD do with an implement is to get some kind of clean cloth and tape if you have it and then to secure it however possible to keep it stable, if you put PRESSURE on a stick that is just shy of someone's lung....... I just cant with this 😂😂🤣🤣😂😂
@@IamtheResistance4228 You have some excellent points, obviously a person shouldn't use the "training" recieved from random forums and games to educate you on proper medical procedures. Get it from legitimate sources if you truly want to help if you encounter an accident.
After all, it *is* the internet.
Yeah sorry I didn't mean that people should try it, I just thought it was cool that like the CPR was the right tempo and things like that.
Mark: How do I know that I'm not doing cpr on a dead guy?
Well, that's the point of cpr
Quite literally
Imagine being in a car crash and you’re woken up by Markiplier going
“Sir can you hear me? Sir! Can you hear me?”
We're doomed.
It wouldn’t work cause then I would die
My Savior!
Imagine him going "hey you you're finally awake"
I’d be like “....wh... where.... where’s the blacksmith?...”
Mark: “Hey editor it’s you!”
Lixian: “Okay fellow UA-camr”
lol
Nothinbutlag vibes
You are an asmr UA-camr. I'm scared
Napoleon
Mark: "We got Mark, Amy, Editor"
Me: Don't forget Dummy
This game was intentionally created to freakout/scare Markiplier, it's all here.
Himself, people from his life, and most damning... MANIKINS!!!
This game is a horror game just for mark to play
I also have a fear of dammed MANEQUINS
Why would you be in the game
@@BoyMadeOfCardBoard I was actually thinking eef, but ya know, I’m more of a dummy than he is 😂
After being recently CPR certified, this is surprisingly accurate
"Put the victim in your car."
"WHERE DO I PUT HIM?!"
Instructions are wasted on Mark.
As someone who’s studying Forensics I love how Mark was trying to analyze that first scene XDDD
What are the notable stuff? Cause I would also behave the same way if placed in that situation haha
OOH how is it in forensics cause I’ve always had a fascination with it
@@guppykid3535 at times it can be super super interesting and fun, but frustrating other times! XDD if doing an investigation you have to look for every detail, it has to be very very thorough or you could miss something important! And not to mention there are different branches and pathways in forensics! Overall though, I love this field because it’s always a challenge and you never know what you might find!
I have a natural interest in crime stuff. Not just the semi real TV shows, but documentaries and everything too. It's actually very interesting how progress is made and all
@@Chikie9952 I'm currently studying forensic lab science! (I may switch my major to forensic anthropology, though... Haven't decided yet lmao)
“Just admit it- why’d you kill that man?”
*flashbacks to 28 stab wounds meme*
2 8 S T A B W O U N D S
*2 8 S T A B W O U N D S*
2 8 S T A B W O U N D S
2 8 S T A B W O U N D S
N O S T A B W O U N D S
Mark: we’re investigating accidents
Me: I would rather that you don’t investigate me
Therapist: “Troll face Mark doesn’t exist. Troll face Mark can’t hurt you.”
Troll face Mark: 0:50
Overused joke
Its a meme.
it haunts me
@@salmonella1486 yes
@@koka_pepsi all jokes are overused just depends when everyone collectively decides that it's not funny anymore
This game literally has “Editor” as Lixian, and then have Amy, and Mark as the other names.
You can’t tell me this is a coincidence at this point. That’s just straight up cool and creepy at the same time.
maybe the game dev is a mark fan??
@@gayjayy or Eef or Tyler lol
Wait til you find out "Vadim" is Russian for "Wade".
@@thattheessaycardoyouwantto4896 what?
@@ClosetDemon what are you talking about
I can’t imagine how Mark’s steam library looks like at this point
How t h i c c?
Eh, that's normal
Thic with 6 c
@@leahtheriot2623 *T H I C C C C C C*
@@leahtheriot2623
Those are rookie numbers
I wish Mark would play more of this game. This is actually entertaining (as most of his videos are)
Mark: “Today we are accident investigators. How wouldn’t like that simulation.”
Me: *remembers Mark’s broke nose*
Nobody asked @ì
@Ì ÆM ĶèvìñBB no, sir
Gosh it makes me miss [REDACTED] more...
@@foliumviride2547 memento mori
I love how detailed this game is. I wouldn’t mind seeing more tbh.
I agree! It actually shows a lot of details on how to resuscitate a victim. Really liked that.
What are you a tsundere?
Just say ya want more
You can play it yourself, just head outside and lay some nails on the rosd
@@jackal292 well that was mighty dark
@@7hird3ye i mean while i liked it too it... isnt really showing you how to do much of anything if you want to learn that just go take a cheap 10-20 dollar cpr class some jobs might even pay to have you learn it
Moral of the story: Don't ever call Lixian "editor"
Because an "accident" might happen...
@Ì ÆM ĶèvìñBB no one cares
@Ì ÆM ĶèvìñBB You're the accident
Okay, the bot is gone, but I was looking at the replys like "why are your calling this man an accident"
@@devyl3057 yes
Me -looks at replies-
Me: what happened-
As someone who got a certificate in first aid, watching Mark play a tutorial on how to perform cpr is both hilarious and infuriating
As an european highschooler with lessons on safety it is no diffeent to me
Mark: "Lixian you've been demoted to 'editor' again."
Lixian: "Are you challenging me?"
Wasnt he editor already?
Game: **has mark, Amy and lixian's name in it**
Markiplier: *"And That's The Story Of My Life..."*
"lixian's name"
wait what O.O
@@kamild_ yeah, lixian is the editer duh 😂
*editer*
Editor
I read ‘Car Accident’ in the title and was overwhelmed with panic before I finished the third word lol
Yeah I sometimes I just pray that he doesn’t break his god damn nose again lol
@@Palomar23 PFF-
Same that stressed me out for a second there
When I first look at this it looks like someone broke mark neck
Oh really i just saw "car" and clicked right away.
I never thought I would dislike a simulator game for being "too real" .
Mark: "Hi everybody my name is Markiplier."
Me: Who are you and what have you done with Mark?
what are you talking about mark always says that
@@rockyharmon2468 r/woosh
Trp
@@rockyharmon2468 🤐
@@rockyharmon2468 he usually says hello, not hi
no one:
Lixian after being called editior: *"Heres what i call a pro gamer move"*
Meanwhile In a alternate universe:
Lixian : “Markiplier could you edit that out so it flows.”
O_O
⊙_¤°
*Editor
"iS tHe ScEnE sAfE?!"
*sprints into the middle of a busy highway*
Mark: What if I'm doing CPR on a dead guy?
They aren't dead until the medical examiner, doctor, or coroner pronounces them dead with cause and manner of death. Assume the person is alive unless they're confirmed otherwise; it not only could save the person but also helps keep you mentally in check if you're not defeatist when you arrive on the scene. There's a limited window of time you have to restart the heart's rhythm before the person suffers permanent brain damage and potentially death. You perform CPR until the person has steady breathing and/or steady pulse or EMS arrives and takes over.
It would be nice if the game taught you how an AED is set up and how it works (it sends an electrical pulse to the heart to help regulate rhythm, though you'd have to establish a pulse first, an AED can't help someone with no heartbeat) but then again not everyone has one of those in the back of their vehicle and publically available AEDs are usually in more urban areas, not in countrysides as seen so far in this game.
Lol, “how to use an AED”. Push the on button, listen to it, do what it says.
Congratulations, you’re now trained on AED use. Try not to shock your partner.
True. Such as, if you're doing chest compressions properly, there is a high likelihood you'll break a rib. That's okay!
Literally every EMS worker's nightmare.
Yah the creator should have put in some realism with the medical help in it.
To be fair, it was better then 'apply medkit' and being done like you usually see.
I imagine Mark sticking his finger in the wound.
"Yup, that’s a wound alright"
*slides finger across the wound*
seems he hit his head very hard
Mark tasting the blood “oh, they’re bleeding”
@@Grimrose_04 "blergh, might want to cut back on the salty fries there, buddy."
sdfg
Saint Thomas and Jesus, reenacted, 2020
The strangest way to make a Markiplier fan game: Investigating car accidents.
* future car accidents
It most probably isn't a markiplier fan game, just a coincidence that theres an editor and Amy. "Mark" could just be using his PC name.
Mark: “ today we are looking for accidents”
Me: *looks In the Mirror*
Re: Mark " today we are looking for accidents"
I look up to see my parents nodding. "Whelp, found one!"
XD thats a good one
[holds up a mirror to his face] got one
(i cant remember for the life of me where i heard it but allegedly marks mom was on multiple kinds of birth control when he was conceived, this isnt a jab at him HGDSFJG)
:')
“One of these people is gonna die and I’m gonna fail everything”
Two dead in bottom left
Mark: “I wonder what happens if I get hit by a car”
*wham*
Pizza Hut Ad: “ It’s my time to shine...”
I got a taco bell ad lol
I got pizza hut and oreo
*No one* outpizzas the hut
Kabab
I got a car accident add lmao
I love how he's adopted "skadoosh" so naturally
he's got a lot of 'oosh' words in his personal vocabulary lol
Well what did u expect
That’s the only reason why we LIKE HIM
Not accually only there are a lot of reason but one ting for sure that he is the best comedian
It's crazy how you think people can own words
@@sydneyhudnall3566 yeah if I'm not mistaken, skadoosh came from kung fu panda (or it at least popularized it)
Fun fact: you shouldn’t unbuckle people in a car accident in case they have internal damage. The seatbelt could be holding all of their intestines together and you should also try not to move people cause that can also kill them :)
Mark: *Looks up to a sunny sky*
Mark: “Look at the stars where is the moon?”
Guys I think the sex bot account broke.
@@krisymac3514 oMG! ReSpeKt wHaLEMeN!
I mean technically the sun is a star
@@krisymac3514 Victory!
@@IronicallyYes We should respect both whalemen and whalewomen lol
"Lemme check your wound"
"Oh that's a wound alright"
-Dr.Darkiplier 2021
Markiplier when "gently shaking" the victim's shoulder: YOU CLOSE!?
OhmygodIcan’tbreathe 😂😂😂😂
**softly** ye close?
i was not mentally, emotionally or physically prepared for this comment
ohgod the flashbacks
This made me start choking on my food :')
6:45 "What if I'm just doing CPR on a dead guy."
Well, strictly speaking, that's exactly who you're doing CPR on. You're trying to resuscitate them because their heart stopped, which strictly speaking means they're dead. I actually saw that happen not too long ago, I was between homes so I had to spend the night at a shelter, and this one old guy had collapsed. I saw the EMS had a special machine to do CPR on him in an attempt to revive him as he was wheeled out the door. But the next day I found out he was already dead by that point.
Mark: Editor-
Lixian: *And i took that personally*
This is the best one so far
Dummies: *breathing*
Mark and his fear of mannequins: (ง’̀-‘́)ง
He may have gotten over it, I think there was a Unnus Annus video where mark got over his fear, Or maybe on this channel? It was getting his fear of the ocean but maybe the mannequin is his second fear?
@@NoNameO7 that fear was the Ocean ^^
@@jchlagg-zero Thank you for bringing me back to this. When I was younger I had good memories with this youtuber.
@@NoNameO7 ofc! I still watch him daily so I always love when I bring someone to see him again 😊♥️
Mark: Hey Lixian, this looks like you
Lixian: *anger*
Mark: Hey Editor
Lixian: *more anger*
Hey Editor, this looks like you
Lixian:
I hate people like you I watched the video I know what happens
Isn't it crazy how we all watched the same fucking video?
^ jesus christ someone pissed you guys’ cheerios or something
“What if I’m just doin CPR on a dead guy”
Isn’t that the point mark?
Mark: What if I'm just doing CPR on a dead guy
Me a nurse: Who's gonna tell him
?
i mean, Depends on the definition of "Death", is death the Heart's Death, or is it the brain's? if the brain is dead, then CPR is useless, but if its only his heart that stopped then CPR can still save his life, the only way to check if the brain is dead, is to check for Visible Brain Matter, but that only happens if the person...you know....has a hole in his skull, at that point its pretty damn obvious he's a goner.
Me as a nurse also: you dont do CPR on someone who has a heartbeat. Making them not dead is kind of the point lol
I think he meant what if you do it to someone who can’t be helped by CPR and you’re too late but don’t know it
@@paulborisiv519 You are always suppose to do CPR regardless if it is brain or heart death. You don't know which it is. So you do it until a doctor says they are dead and you can stop. It doesn't matter if you personally thinks it is too late, you always do CPR in those situations until you are told to stop.
"He ran his hands through his hair"
Ah yes, the normal way to kill someone
@Ethan Choe a slow sensual stabbing
SNUFKIN
Mark, Amy, and “Editor”
Like seriously is this just a coincidence that their names are in this simulator??? 😅
idk maan
Coincidence? I THINK NOT
Victim: Ethan Eefstor
Tried to do a sick flip with his car
Next time the game will give him a dog companion named Chika
@@teslacoil5378 *NOT*
5:02 - FYI that's checking for breathing in three ways at once: Look, listen and feel. Lean down and place the ear just above the mouth and look down the body for the chest rising, listen for the sound of respiration and feel their exhaled breath on your ear 👍
The game: Mark accident location
Everyone: Yes, we know he is.
is it the toilet
Q: Did you hear about the guy who died when an axe fell on him?
A: The police are calling it an axe-i-dent.
@@jdwmyt XD
DaMn
My dad took my skateboard and said if i want it back then i need to get 1k subs..,, Fun faxt.. support is appreciated.,,
Person on the phone: Protect him from the cold.
Also the person on the phone: Lay him in the snow.
"We got mark,amy,editor. What is happening here"
The game called Accident for some reason
oh god, it's all linked
Would be amazing if there was a mission where the player (Mark) would get in a car accident with Amy. Then as a different person you investigate their crash. Only to find out that it was in fact Lunky who caused the crash.
XD
Game: Accident
Tutorial begins
Mark: Perfect crime
Hey, so can we talk about how the first victim was “scratched up” although it looked like he was literally shot?
Me: *watches youtube video titled "car accident simulator"*
UA-cam: AAAHHH YES GIVE HIM AN AD ABOUT CAR INSURANCE!!!!
so youtube is telling us that this will happen if we dont buy car insurance, welp
time to go get car insurance
"Always be perpared."
@@Ghostrecall_M to go back to school.
UA-cam obviously knew what they were doing
Sameee lmfaaooo
For anyone who is not a first responder/CPR Emergency certified: this is actually pretty realistic. This is what you would do if you are in an emergency - the steps are correct, the details are correct...pretty impressive!
Where i'm from when you are getting your driving licence beside the driving part there is a theory part ( many hours and two test at the end ) with situations/scenarios and stuff like this. I'm surprised that a lot of people have no idea of these basic stuff ( which is very sad and unfortunate ), you shouldn't have to be a medic to know them.
Are you a first responder? I've always heard that the worst thing you can do is move somebody out of a vehicle if there isn't an extreme need (fire or so on), as that can make injuries worse if they have fractures/breaks.
@@Demonrifts Well, this was also in what looked like a pretty bad snowstorm since visibility was pretty low. The hyperthermia may have been worse then the injuries.
Although, don't they make medical blankets for scenarios like that?
@@daria8950 true. However a majority of people will react and not think in these situations.
I grew up next to a road notorious for fatal accidents. Been helping out on them since i was 12. Most people panic and overrides knowledge. Even with tests and the like it doesn't compare to the actual issues you will encounter when put in the situation.
Kind of like how when a kid falls in the water, 80% will stand around, scream, and panic. And the other 10% will actually do something. Only 5% of the 10% will actually be useful and avoid possible harm.
I took some EMT training courses and this is not at all what they trained us to do, we were told never to move or touch someone.
"Gently shake the shoulder"
*"Y O U A W A K E ? ? ?"*
Imagine walking into an office and everyone is just playing with VR in their cubicles 😭😭
The Unus Annus quote of the day:
“ I don’t think this baby works” - Ethan Nestor, who unknowingly killed his baby
Oh my god!!!! Your so right!!!!
And then proceeded to swing it around by one arm until its shoulder got dislocated
Memento mori
@@thegongoozler5920 indeed. R.i.p. ethans murdered baby
Biggest thing I learned is that everyone needs to bring around way more emergency triangles.
As a highway worker who has to work in snow storms, people speeding by is scarily accurate even when they can’t see where they are going
Wait... so, there's a "Mark", an "Amy," and an "Editor"
_....so the 2 DUMMIES _*_must have been BOB AND WADE!_*
*rips off dummy head” IT WAS ME THE WHOLE TIME
So Bob must have been the one in the back seat attempting to stab the driver
Mark: calls lixian "editor"
Lixian: so you have chosen, death
hehe
Cap
normal car accident: *exists*
mark: twas a plan for mURDER
I know this is three years ago, but I'm in school for EMT, and CPR is technically performed on a "dead" person. The criteria to initiate CPR is unresponsive (they don't respond to taps, noise, or pain), apneic (they are not breathing [ei no breaths are heard and no chest rises are visible]), and pulseless (for an unresponsive adult, the carotid pulse [the one on the neck] is generally palpated [felt]. For a child, the brachial [the one in the elbow crease] is palpated.
People may not realize it, but the very act of CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) is quite literally keeping the patient's heart beating to keep the blood flowing. That's why it is important to compress at least 2 in. and to let the chest completely recoil, it is *literally* manual heart pumping. The accurate rate is 100-120 beats per minute for an adult, but slightly faster or slightly slower can be okay (Slightly slower/faster CPR is better than no CPR!) {Edit: If CPR is done properly, it will sound like you are breaking their ribs. This is necessary, so don't be alarmed!! I was taught that it isn't the actual ribs breaking, but rather the cartilage that holds the ribs to the sternum!}
In the past, people have also done mouth to mouth as apart of CPR, but this isn't proven to help, as far as I know. So if you come across someone who seems to be unconscious, call for an ambulance (duh!) but don't be worried about rescue breaths. Compression-only CPR is good until the medics arrive!!
Also, if an AED (automated external defibrillator) is nearby, get it/have someone get it! An AED will be able to detect a dysrhythmia (abnormal heart rhythm) and may be able to shock it back into a normal rhythm. An AED is extremely easy to use, and generally will have vocal instructions. Make sure not to touch the patient AT ALL when it's accessing or shocking, and don't be alarmed if the AED doesn't advise a shock. Only certain dysrhythmias are shockable, so if the AED says no shock advised, just continue with CPR. Some AEDs even have a rhythm for CPR when its not accessing/shocking!