What this resource covers
Use it for one point, one sequence, or one team reminder.
HeartTrak
A 2-minute reference for your next practice step.
AEDs don't "restart" a heart. They help reset dangerous rhythms so the heart can regain organized electrical activity.
AEDs don't "restart" a heart. They help reset dangerous rhythms so the heart can regain organized electrical activity.
Use it for one point, one sequence, or one team reminder.
Find the nearest AED where you work/live and note one visibility improvement (signage, lighting, access).
Read the key points, then use one takeaway in your next public rep.
An AED (Automated External Defibrillator) is designed for use by bystanders. It guides you with prompts and checks the heart rhythm.
If the rhythm is shockable (like certain forms of ventricular fibrillation), the AED may advise a shock to interrupt the abnormal electrical pattern. If the rhythm is not shockable, it will not advise a shock.
The most important system goal is reducing delay: recognize, call emergency services, start CPR, and apply the AED as soon as it arrives.
Find the nearest AED where you work/live and note one visibility improvement (signage, lighting, access). Use one takeaway in one public preview before requesting team access.