How to Use a Philips HS1 Defibrillator

[@zoejay.]

Thank you for a well thought out scenario, in the correct sequence for Australia, so many I see that just don't quite hit the nail on the head... Well done!

[@bashkillszombies]

You do know that there's no 'correct sequence' right? Whatever the manufacturer suggests is the only sequence to use. I don't care if someone DRABC's or does it the American way as long as they do SOMETHING. The downside is in Australia, like most countries where there's an ethnic displacement of the local population, most people just stand by and watch or film what's going on rather than helping. Culture clash has some real disadvantages. I've seen a woman die because the men didn't want to touch a woman who wasn't their wife.

[@TheRtavis]

There should be one about using the AED for Children. Definitely do one on How using the Defibrillator for Children

[@StJohnVictoria]

Great idea, we'll add this to the list for the future

[@user-nt9ux5lx7c]

@@StJohnVictoria cut the bra is necessary？it seems embarrassing in public.

[@user-nt9ux5lx7c]

@@StJohnVictoria and who are the three person

[@Karroco]

@@user-nt9ux5lx7c The three people are just actors.

[@MrDodecahedron99]

@@user-nt9ux5lx7c wtf ok, so if your dead and needing a defib you care about who see's your breast! Really? How stupid - go and talk to survivors and ask them if they cared that their breast were on show while their fucking life was being saved OR if they are actually happy that they got the chance to hug their loved ones again Some people are just pain self focuses

[@stephaniekennedy5233]

Yes you have to pump the chest

[@user-mk9le3qq2j]

Why didnt you show the chest?

[@g-bw6uh]

show the chest