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What should you avoid doing when operating an AED?
What should you avoid doing when operating an AED?
- Touching the person while the AED is analyzing
- Defibrillating someone around flammable materials
- Using an incorrect size AED pad
- Using alcohol to wipe the person's chest dry (correct)
Who should have adult AED pads according to the text?
Who should have adult AED pads according to the text?
- Children under age 8
- Persons older than 8 years of age or weighing more than 55 pounds (correct)
- Bystanders who are not trained in CPR
- Individuals weighing less than 55 pounds
What should you ensure before shocking a person with an AED?
What should you ensure before shocking a person with an AED?
- Ensuring no one is touching or in contact with the person (correct)
- Ensuring the person is moved to a wet area
- Ensuring someone is touching the person
- Ensuring the AED is in contact with flammable materials
When should you use pediatric AED pads according to the text?
When should you use pediatric AED pads according to the text?
What risk exists if you touch the person while the AED is defibrillating?
What risk exists if you touch the person while the AED is defibrillating?
Why should you avoid using an AED in a moving vehicle?
Why should you avoid using an AED in a moving vehicle?
What happens if you defibrillate someone around flammable materials?
What happens if you defibrillate someone around flammable materials?
Who should not have nitroglycerin patches while using an AED?
Who should not have nitroglycerin patches while using an AED?
What is the danger of using incorrect size pads for defibrillation?
What is the danger of using incorrect size pads for defibrillation?
Why should you avoid using alcohol to wipe the person’s chest dry?
Why should you avoid using alcohol to wipe the person’s chest dry?
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