How to Use an AED video

[@ModernGolfer]

Videos such as this SHOULD begin with the AED unit stored in it's bag / case / cabinet and sitting on a shelf, mounted on wall, etc. That's how the unit will be situated IF it's ever needed, not sitting with the cover off, electrode connected, and scissor, gloves, etc. all 'at the ready'. People forget training after time and / or in high-stress situations. Training videos should reflect that.

[@abbieamavi]

very helpful, because I like seeing how the machine looks once you open it. Wow, it rally leads you through all the steps!

[@shebby0204]

She didn't pinch the nose while giving breaths

[@999Patriots]

She actually cut the victim's head off with the scissors.

[@geritooley888]

Definitely do NOT need the background music which is way to loud - turning down the volume on my pc doesn't help! What the heck???

[@ashlynsullivan4974]

This training video show you how to use an AED. Automated External Defibrillators are common in many public places, learn how to properly use one to help save someone's life.

[@kevinisenzo7945]

Tip- Change the speed to 1.25 or 1.5

[@abbieamavi]

I thought you have to apply AED shock for 2 minutes or 5 times..?

[@christhompson5012]

Veni Vidi Amavi That's how you perform CPR cycles

[@user-fx2wl2iy6i]

AED.

[@markem9415]

Those pads look cumbersome and need to be re-designed. That blue section causes her to fumble with cables and placement, wasting valuable time and increasing risk of misplacement. Lose the silly blue target.

[@myerflyer]

he died

[@Tacos1543]

Myer Flyer lol

[@cornonthecob1268]

Shave the chest? Who the hell has time for that?

[@jamesborke5599]

At 2:54 to 3:14 the caregiver is touching the patient when delivering the shock!

[@christhompson5012]

James Borke no, her hand is on her knee

[@mendosa18]

Hands clearly on her own knees. Not sure what you’re seeing.

[@pennyweigel2869]

WHY WHY WHY! Have annooyig background music? For the hearing impaired it makes it very hard to hear what you are saying. thumbs down.