Remove the patches before applying the AED pads.
You generally do not remove patches before applying the AED pads.
You should remove the patches, with a gloved hand, before placing AED pads on patient. You should also wipe off the skin with a piece of cloth in order to make sure all of the medication is off of their skin.
You clear the victim when using the AED; clear before the AED analyzes and before shocking.
No; remove the child from the water and then apply the AED.
Make sure the patient is apenic pulseless before using an AED because it takes time for the AED to analyze and you will not be giving breaths or keeping the airway open when the AED is analyzing.
No; if the AED is required use it immediately.
Ask for their help; things like controlling people, making sure EMS is called, any triage efforts, etc.
Prior to using an AED you should confirm the absence of a pulse.
Place the AED pads on the chest.
Precautions before use of an AED on a child: 1. Confirm the absence of a pulse before attaching the AED 2. Confirm the AED has pediatric pads 3. Confirm placement of the pads on the child via the icons on the pads.
AED stands for Automated External Defibrillator, which is a portable device used to deliver an electric shock to the heart to help restore normal rhythm in cases of cardiac arrest.
An AED (Automated External Defibrillator) is a Medical Device That Can Save Someone's Life.