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PIEDMONT ACCESS TO HEALTH SERVICES, INC. Policy Number: SUBJECT: 0110012 Emergency Box and AED EFFECTIVE DATE: 3×26/2010 REVIEWED×REVISED: 01×19/2011, 07×27/3012, 10×7/2013, 10×24/14 POLICY:

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How to fill out emergency box and AED:

1. First, gather all the necessary items for the emergency box, such as bandages, adhesive tape, antiseptic wipes, gauze pads, gloves, scissors, and a first aid manual. Ensure that all supplies are within their expiration dates.
2. Organize the items in the emergency box in a way that makes them easily accessible and visible. Use dividers or compartments to separate different types of supplies and keep them organized.
3. Label each item in the emergency box to ensure that anyone can quickly locate and identify the necessary supplies during an emergency.
4. Regularly check and replenish the emergency box to ensure that it is always fully stocked. Replace any expired or used supplies promptly.
5. Next, familiarize yourself with the AED (Automated External Defibrillator) and its operation. Read the instructions or complete a training course on using the AED properly.
6. Ensure that the AED is stored in a visible and easily accessible location, preferably near the emergency box. Make sure that it is protected from dust, moisture, and extreme temperatures.
7. Regularly inspect the AED to ensure that it is in good working condition. Check the battery level, electrode pads, and any other accessories.
8. Create a clear protocol or plan for how and when to use the AED. Train designated individuals on its usage, including performing CPR and connecting the AED to a person in need.
9. Finally, periodically review and practice using the emergency box and AED to maintain familiarity and confidence in handling emergency situations.

Who needs an emergency box and AED?

1. Any organization, workplace, or public space that anticipates potential emergencies or accidents should have an emergency box and AED. This includes offices, schools, community centers, sports facilities, and public transportation hubs.
2. Homes and households may also benefit from having an emergency box and AED, especially if family members have known health conditions or live in remote areas where emergency medical help may take longer to arrive.
3. Individuals, such as healthcare professionals, first responders, or lifeguards, who are frequently in situations where they may need to provide immediate medical assistance are encouraged to have access to an emergency box and AED.
4. Additionally, organizations that host events or large gatherings should have an emergency box and AED available to ensure the safety and well-being of their attendees.

Remember, it is essential to consult local regulations, guidelines, and training requirements when establishing and maintaining an emergency box and AED.

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What is emergency box and aed?

Emergency box is a box containing necessary medical supplies for emergency situations, while AED (Automated External Defibrillator) is a portable device that delivers an electric shock to the heart to help restore normal rhythm during sudden cardiac arrest.

Who is required to file emergency box and aed?

Employers, schools, public buildings, and certain businesses are required to have emergency boxes and AEDs on their premises.

How to fill out emergency box and aed?

Emergency boxes should be filled with basic first aid supplies such as bandages, gauze, gloves, etc. AEDs should be regularly checked to ensure they are in working order.

What is the purpose of emergency box and aed?

The purpose of emergency boxes and AEDs is to provide immediate medical assistance in case of emergencies such as cardiac arrest or injuries.

What information must be reported on emergency box and aed?

Information such as the location of the emergency box and AED, expiration dates of medical supplies, and maintenance records must be reported on them.