Short answer, yes! Defibrillators can be used on infants, but it’s essential to use paediatric-specific pads or a paediatric dose attenuator (if available) to deliver an appropriate energy level for their size. Additionally, the AHA recommends using manual defibrillation if paediatric pads or dose attenuators are not available. It is crucial to follow the specific …
A Lifesaving Investment: What to Look for When Buying a Reputable Defibrillator When it comes to cardiac emergencies, having access to a reliable defibrillator can make the difference between life and death. However, with numerous options available on the market, it’s essential to understand what factors to consider when purchasing a defibrillator. In this article, …
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We know that it can be a daunting process to use a defibrillator on someone. We receive many questions on how someone needs to prepare to use an AED, and more importantly if the person will hurt them. Should jewellery be removed before using an AED? The quick answer is no. You don’t need to …
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Owning a defibrillator is one thing; ensuring it’s maintained and rescue-ready is another. Check that your FRED PA-1 AED is functioning properly by following these 3 easy steps! Step 1 – Ensure the green main status LED is flashing. Step 2 – Check the expiration date of the electrodes. The expiry date will be on the front of …
DRSABCD The DRSABCD Action Plan is a vital guide to treating a patient in a life-threatening condition. It is an action plan used extensively by St John Ambulance DRSABCD, Surf Life Saving and by many schools, university, sporting clubs, corporate office and on-site workplaces. The action plan is extensively taught as part of Surf …
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