Pretty sure all the bones in your legs snapping will cushion the impact before it risks your balls <| sep |> For Pikachu , Ketchup <| sep |> Thanks for this reply , it ' s exactly what I was looking for . It ' s interesting because I came across two lines of thought when it came to MCI management in Israel the first thought was speed above all else , which meant clearing a scene as quickly as possible . In many cases this meant that the whole idea of setting up on an elaborate casualty collection point , retriage patients and initial patient registration would not be possible . This is the model that we normally try to train in the US . The second line of thought was discussed with one of the MDA trainers , who hoped that more crews would take the time to use the triage tags because there was some concern that without using it frequently , there would be a skill degradation when it came to a time which really needed it . Again thanks for the reply !