If you can still breathe normally, swallow, and/or talk, you are probably choking but not completely. Don't be afraid if you aren't fully choking and can still breathe and talk, if this happens, drink as much water if you can find any in large swallows or swallow your saliva. Your throat will probably be very sore, but keep drinking and waiting, the food should either slip through or dissolve in a few minutes. If the object is bigger than an inch in diameter and is not food or is not dissolvable, seek help by showing your hands on your throat and alerting people with hand gestures. If you are aware that you can't talk and are fully choking, get help, if there is no people around or near, try doing chest thump's on yourself by putting your hands in a fist position and your thumb onto your stomach just above the bellybutton.
Another thing you can do is lean forward on a chair and let your weight fall towards the chair and push down on the chair.
Its part of the accepted sign that you are choking. Actually, you want to make a chopping motion towards your neck.
Look for the signs of them choking like hands around throat Lock hands and put them between the belly button and the ribcage Next pump your lock arms into his or her stomach not hard so it hurts them or not to soft to where you cant get it out but just the right power to get what their choking on out of their esophagus. then check to see if their OK and if they don't feel right then call the hospital.
Put your hands a little higher on your bat but don't put them where you could hurt your hands.
The heimlich maneuver is not a thing. You use it to stop someone from choking. stand behind them, make a fist with one hand, put your other palm on top of that hand, put both hands on the choking persons breastbone then push up and in quickly. do this as long as they are choking.
Generally, most people lay in the anatomical position; arms by your side, but not touching, and legs about shoulder width apart. You can put your arms up to tan your sides better or use a stand-up booth.
stick both of your arms out if you go up too high..........just put your arms down if you put your arms down he or she will go down a little bit
Someone should be put into recovery position when either they have thrown up or is going to throw up. The recovery position prevents the person from choking on their own vomit. Recovery position should not be used if the victim has a spinal injury as paralysis could result.
Put the collar on the robe, put your arms in the armholes, and button up the front.
I have acid reflux and yes it does cause some choking...if food comes up and you swallow, you may end up choking on this partially digested food. Also, i sometimes wake up just choking on hot air.
To make it more intense.
Put them under your arms.
you should stretch your legs and arms for warming up