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AED Training Video –Update

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AED Training Video -Update

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#1 written by TheAndromedan79 1 year ago

4:07 ahahahahahahahahaha

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#2 written by TheAndromedan79 1 year ago

4:07 ahahahahahhahahahahha

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#3 written by beauty4ash 1 year ago

im going to renew my certification this tuesday for healthcare also. this needs to be used. Peoples anxiety will be high and it tells you just how to do it. dummies it for lay people. this is excellent

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#4 written by owencjones 1 year ago

Just to mention…

As the guy arrives with the AED, someone is already administering chest compressions, and stops to talk to the guy arriving.

He really shouldn’t stop CPR until he has Sinus Rhythm and normal resps.

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#5 written by manolodecadiz 1 year ago

Protocolo anticuado….

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#6 written by sasha007k 1 year ago

also, they restart the whole CPR proccess after attaching the AED

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#7 written by MrCssmovie 1 year ago

CLEARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!! xD

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#8 written by Ryonik 1 year ago

4:07 – I didn’t see that coming… what the?

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#9 written by 26Angiebaby 1 year ago

treu the M.J

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#10 written by kdowle 1 year ago

This is now out of date. Should be 30 compressions to 2 breaths now

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#11 written by techigeekydiarmuid 1 year ago

@owencjones CPR is really unlikely to restore sinus rhythm by itself, it just buys time until you get a defib. And as a defib operator you’re told to get as much information as possible about what has happened… whilst they did stop for quite a while, it is necessary to stop CPR so you can set up the AED and then resume after it’s analysed…

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#12 written by owencjones 1 year ago

@techigeekydiarmuid Lol, that’s not what I meant!

He just shouldn’t stop CPR until the AED is attached. Not sure why I talked about NSR there, it was probably after a long shift.

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#13 written by AKAprotecter 1 year ago

how do i buy it!

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#14 written by zeeshawn15 1 year ago

It would be to late by now…

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#15 written by rosrychaplet 1 year ago

@Ryonik you mean the gorrilla arm?

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#16 written by 0000me0000myself0000 1 year ago

at video 4:23 shows that the Paramedic didn’t use the AED+Plus (Semi-Automated) but instead the ZOLL M-Series (Manual) Defibrillator with EKG reading and built in Pulse Oximeter.

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#17 written by TheOneMetallica1 1 year ago

I got cpr/first aid certified today! It was a really boring class but now I can like save people like super man.

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#18 written by maizwa2202 1 year ago

@kdowle

your right i agree

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#19 written by cookielicious000 1 year ago

can some one tell me if this works for children too?

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#20 written by raphaeladriam 1 year ago

@cookielicious000 yes it does work on children too, it uses a different electrodes for children.
There was an update already for 30:2 , this unit is up to date.

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#21 written by raphaeladriam 1 year ago

@cookielicious000 Yes it does work on children too, it uses a different electrodes for children.

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#22 written by raphaeladriam 1 year ago

@cookielicious000 yes it does work on children too, it uses a different electrodes for children.
There was an update already for 30:2 , this unit is up to date.

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#23 written by raphaeladriam 1 year ago

@cookielicious000 yes it does work on children too, it uses a different electrodes for children.
There was an update already for 30:2 , this unit is up to date.

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#24 written by cookielicious000 1 year ago

@raphaeladriam THANKYOU…

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#25 written by nuclearthreat545 1 year ago

@LoVeJoBrOsXO take the test again, make sure you’re up to point on this!

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