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First-aid training at work. Should be interesting. Will report back.

Learned how to use an AED (Automated External Defibrillator) today. 

Misconceptions cleared:
👉🏽 it DOES NOT restart a flatlined heart like in the movies (in fact it will say no shock advised). 
👉🏽 it detects an abnormal or chaotic heart rhythm and gives shock to STOP it. Either the heart’s natural rhythm then resumes or the CPR keeps the blood flowing and gives the heart another chance to recover.

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we even have a device (Voice assited)  that tells you if your are giving the CPR right!

Also learned how to perform CPR on babies, children and adults. It’s hard work and will tire you out but increases the chance of survival by 2-3 times, especially when performed in the first 3-5 mins. 

We need to push hard (5-6 cms deep) and fast (100-120 compressions per minute). Doing it to the rhythm of Stayin’ Alive works great.

Totally!!! I didn’t know AEDs also gave verbal instructions on how to use it. Very cool!

important life skill that one must learn!