Chest pain or pressure lasting 3 or more minutes
Sweating, pale or ashen skin color
Shortness of breath
All of the above
Not needed if CPR is already being performed during cardiac arrest
To be used only by licensed professionals
A medical device that delivers an electrical shock to a person in cardiac arrest
Used on an unconscious person who has a pulse
True
False
Watch the person carefully for at least one minute to see if they move
Shake the person roughly to see if they wake up
Feel for air movement and watch for the chest to rise and fall for 10 seconds
Call for Security and wait for them to arrive
Place on top of any clothing
Place on the upper right and lower left sides of chest
Leave the yellow plastic backing in place
Place on wet, sweaty skin
Do not place the pads over medication patches or implanted defibrillators
Do not touch the patient when the AED is preparing to shock
Do not use on anyone under age 12 or under 55 pounds
All of the above
True
False
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Shield's and King's Arms Tavern
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10
5
3
Stay with the person and wait for Security to arrive
Take the pads off
Start CPR
Immediately try to analyze again