Healthcare CPR/AED & First
Aid (BLS) Combo

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Chapters	CE Credits	Validity	Cost	Duration	ECC	Exam Attempts	Wallet Card
23	6.0	2 Years	$36.95	1-2 Hrs	Compliant	Unlimited	Download/Print/Mail

Chapters23
CE Credits6.0
Validity2 Years
Cost$36.95
Duration1-2 Hrs
ECCCompliant
Exam AttemptsUnlimited
Wallet CardDownload/Print/Mail

Chapter 6: Using an AED

An Automated External Defibrillator (AED) can help restore a normal heart rhythm.

Use it as soon as it becomes available.

Turn it on.
Follow the voice prompts.
Expose and dry the chest.
Apply pads as shown.
Do not touch the person while the AED analyzes.
If a shock is advised, make sure everyone is clear and deliver the shock.
Resume CPR immediately after the shock — or if no shock is advised.

Important:

Move the person away from water and dry the chest.
Remove medication patches.
Place pads away from visible pacemakers.
Ensure pads stick to dry skin.
If the person is wearing a bra, you may adjust or move it enough to place the AED pads on the bare chest instead of fully removing it.
For children under 8 years old or under 55 pounds, use pediatric pads if available.
If pads may touch, place one pad on the chest and one on the back.
AEDs may be used on infants if no manual defibrillator is available.

If no AED is available, continue CPR.

Healthcare CPR/AED & First Aid (BLS) Combo

Healthcare CPR/AED & First
Aid (BLS) Combo