How do you use an AED?
Brandon Diaz2024-12-02T14:42:37-08:00Turn on the AED, follow the voice prompts, attach the pads to the victim's bare chest, ensure no one is touching the victim during analysis, and deliver a shock if advised.
Turn on the AED, follow the voice prompts, attach the pads to the victim's bare chest, ensure no one is touching the victim during analysis, and deliver a shock if advised.
Yes, but it’s best to place the person on their back on a firm surface for effective pad placement and shock delivery.
Yes, many organizations offer online courses and resources. Check with the American Heart Association or Red Cross for options. (### MENTION FC SAFETY’S OWN TRAINING PROGRAMS DAD)
An AED can be used multiple times as necessary. It is important that the pads be replaced and battery recharged after each use. (### MENTION RESUPPLY SERVICES AND THE LOGISTICAL BENEFITS OF THE SHIELD HERE DAD)
Yes, regular checks on battery status and pad expiration dates are necessary to ensure readiness for use.
State laws often require designated personnel to complete training in AED use and maintenance. Regular training refreshers are advisable to ensure preparedness.