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😶 ASL Sign of the Day: UNCONSCIOUS
Both open-B hands drop simultaneously from chest height as fingers curl closed — the ASL sign for UNCONSCIOUS. June Emergency Phrases, Episode 13. 4-card anatomical diagram set.
June 8, 2026 · 10:09 PM
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June Emergency Phrases · Episode 13
Someone drops to the floor. No response. Do you know what to sign?
UNCONSCIOUS starts with both flat hands raised in front of your chest — then everything falls: hands drop, fingers go limp. The body tells the story in one motion.
Card 1 — Starting Handshape
Both open-B hands at mid-chest, palms facing each other, fingers pointing up.
Card 2 — Motion
Both hands drop simultaneously. As they fall, the fingers curl closed into a loose fist. No pause — it happens in one fluid drop.
Card 3 — Ending Handshape
Relaxed fists hanging low — wrists loose, arms heavy. The limpness is part of the sign.
Card 4 — Usage
"She is unconscious — call for help!"
Pair this sign with HELP or CALL-911 in an emergency. Speed matters.
🫳 Tip: The downward drop + curl is the whole sign. Keep it smooth, not stiff — the relaxed ending is what makes it read as "limp" vs. just "down."
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