As far as pad placement, the icons on the pads will show where they go on the victim; upper right on chest and lower left on the ribs. The AED will recognise if the contact between the pad and skin is correct; if not, the chest was not wiped off to remove the fluids or there is too much hair where the pad was placed.
No; you must stop CPR to dry the chest and put on the pads. Once the pads are on the patient, the AED should analyze.
If the AED is needed, the device clearly ins't working. If you succeed in your resuscitation & AED use, it may simply be that the battery needs changing or the device needs minor repair. If you put the pads over it and then use the AED you'll surely fry the pacer for good, meaning it will have to be replaced. There's also the risk of it causing internal burns or tissue damage as you put the charge through it.
In general, the AED batteries only need to be recharged. The pads are single use only, you will need replacement pads before the AED can be put back into service. Things you used to save someone's life, normally included in the AED kit, should be replaced too like gloves, mask, shaver, anti-septic wipes, etc. Shah Mundell Training Director - SoCal-CPR
Yes, but instead of putting the two pads on the chest and side, you put one on the front of the baby (about at the chest), and the other on their back.
At least an inch (two finger-widthsis how I teach it) as the minimum.Generally (but not always) the implanted pacemaker is by the left collar-bonewhile the AED pad should be under the right one, so we could also say 18+ inches depending on the size of the person.
You should stand back. The AED should announce that it is going to analyze the heart rhythm an to stand clear. When the AED says this, it is then you responsibility to make sure no one is touching the victim. An easy way to do this it to put your hand up in a stop or stand back signal and say "Stand clear. I'm clear, you're clear, we're all clear." The AED will then proceed in analyzing the heart rhythm.Turn it on and listen
when i put my backplate on my shoulder pads there are almost always a hole to put them in or you can tie it to your pads with a shoe lace?
Here are the steps you would take if you were using an AED:Turn on the AED.Following the voice directions.Apply the adhesive defibrillator pads on the victim's bare chest.If the device recommends a shock, press the shock button.The AED's microprocessor will automatically determine if the victim needs a defibrillating shock.A heart defibrillator should not be used in the following cases:If the victim has a normal pulse.If there is standing water anywhere near the victim or AED operator.If other people or yourself are touching the victim.What are the risks of using an AED?Skin burns from the electrodesAccidental shock to the AED operatorAbnormal heart rhythmsBlood clotsWho can operate AED's?With the new type of AED's, the victim's condition is automatically analyzed and if necessary an electric shock will be delivered to reverse sudden cardiac arrest (SCA). With proper training, nearly anyone can use these devices. AED's are very simple to operate.FOR MORE INFORMATION AND VIDEO GO TO:http://www.emergencysuppliesinfo.com/heart-defibrillator.html
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Unless the child is pulseless, HECK NO. Never put an AED on a conscious patient or a patient with a palpable pulse.
You can put hot pads on a housemaid's knee to help her relieve pain if she consents. You cannot put hot pads on the knee as a form of punishment because that would be illegal.
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