Knowing how to use an automated external defibrillator could save a life.
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My only complaint I got a commercial while trying to watch this video to learn how to use the AED.
Good news the AED works.😅
Why is there an ad
Someone died at the gym I worked and i had no idea on how to use it.
Very good .Very clear .
I learned CPR in eighth grade. As of the new curriculum, you are supposed to give 2 breaths after 30 compressions, then repeat the compressions + breaths until the AED tells you to stop or the ambulance arrives.