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AUTOMATED EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATOR (AED) PROGRAM for the General Services Division of the Health Care Provider: Betsy Hossenlopp BSN.RN. 1201 Pendleton Street, Room 511 (Cassette Building) Columbia

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How to fill out a defibrillator AED:

1. Remove the AED from its case or storage location.
2. Open the lid or access panel to reveal the AED's controls and electrodes.
3. Ensure that the AED is turned on by pressing the power button. Most AEDs will have a visual indicator or voice prompt to confirm that it is powered on.
4. Check the electrode pads for any damage or wear. If the pads are expired or damaged, replace them with a fresh set.
5. Attach the electrode pads to the patient's bare chest as indicated by the images or instructions on the pads themselves. Generally, one pad goes on the upper right chest and the other on the lower left side.
6. If necessary, shave any excess chest hair to ensure good pad contact.
7. Ensure that everyone is clear of the patient and press the analyze button. The AED will analyze the patient's heart rhythm and determine if a shock is necessary.
8. If the AED advises delivering a shock, ensure that no one is in contact with the patient and press the shock button as instructed. Some AEDs may deliver the shock automatically.
9. After the shock is delivered, follow the AED's voice prompts or displayed instructions for performing CPR, including the timing and depth of compressions.
10. Continue to follow the AED's prompts until emergency medical professionals arrive or until the patient shows signs of life.

Who needs a defibrillator AED:

1. Individuals with a history of heart conditions or cardiac arrest: People who have experienced previous cardiac events or have a known heart condition are at a higher risk of sudden cardiac arrest and may benefit from having an AED nearby.
2. Public places and workplaces: Locations with high foot traffic, such as shopping malls, airports, gyms, and office buildings, should have AEDs readily available to respond quickly in case of a sudden cardiac arrest.
3. Schools and educational institutions: AEDs are crucial in schools to provide immediate care to students, staff, or visitors who may experience a cardiac emergency, as young people can also be at risk.
4. Sports facilities and athletic events: Physical exertion during sports activities can trigger cardiac events, making it essential to have AEDs on-site for prompt intervention.
5. Nursing homes and healthcare facilities: Senior citizens, as well as individuals with existing medical conditions, may require immediate defibrillation in case of a cardiac emergency.
6. Emergency responders: Police cars, ambulances, and fire trucks often carry AEDs to be used in emergency situations before medical professionals arrive.

Note: It is important to consult local regulations and guidelines for specific requirements regarding the placement and use of AEDs in different settings.

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What is defibrillator aed?

A defibrillator AED is a portable device that delivers an electric shock to the heart to restore normal heartbeat in cases of sudden cardiac arrest.

Who is required to file defibrillator aed?

Certain organizations, such as schools, gyms, and public facilities, are required to file defibrillator AED information with local authorities.

How to fill out defibrillator aed?

To fill out a defibrillator AED report, include information such as the location of the device, maintenance records, and training records for staff.

What is the purpose of defibrillator aed?

The purpose of a defibrillator AED is to quickly treat sudden cardiac arrest by delivering an electric shock to the heart.

What information must be reported on defibrillator aed?

Information that must be reported on a defibrillator AED includes the device's location, maintenance records, and training records for staff.