AED Usage and CPR Guidelines

The video tutorial explains the use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) in emergency situations involving non-breathing casualties. It covers the components of an AED kit, including a pocket mask, towel, razor, and scissors, and demonstrates how to use the AED on a mannequin. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of integrating CPR with AED usage to increase the casualty's chance of survival. It also provides step-by-step instructions on preparing the casualty and using the AED effectively.

What does AED stand for?

• Automated External Defibrillator

• Automated Emergency Defibrillator

• Automated Emergency Device

• Automated External Device

How much can an AED increase a casualty's chance of survival if used within the first few minutes?

• Up to 50%

• Up to 80%

• Up to 60%

• Up to 75%

Which item in the AED kit is used to cut off clothing?

• Pocket mask

• Towel

• Scissors

• Razor

What should be done if the casualty's chest is particularly hairy?

• Use the pocket mask

• Use the razor to shave the chest

• Use the towel to dry the chest

• Use the scissors to cut the hair

What is the first step after turning on the AED?

• Plug in the pads connector

• Start CPR

• Apply the pads to the patient's chest

• Listen to the instructions

Where should the AED pads be placed?

• On the patient's arms

• On the patient's bare chest

• On the patient's back

• On the patient's legs

What should you do when the AED is analyzing the heart rhythm?

• Stand clear and do not touch the patient

• Touch the patient

• Turn off the AED

• Continue CPR

How long should you continue CPR after the AED delivers a shock?

• Until the AED recharges and analyzes again

• For 1 minute

• Until the patient wakes up

• For 5 minutes

When should you stop performing CPR?

• When you feel tired

• When the casualty shows signs of life

• When the AED tells you to

• When the AED recharges

Do you need to be trained to use an AED?

• No, but training gives more confidence

• No, anyone can use it without any guidance

• Yes, only medical professionals can use it

• Yes, it is mandatory