lifeguarding AED use in unique situationsComplete this Red Cross project. We will discuss the answers in class so you can't turn this homework in after we have talked about it and get credit for it.
AED - FACT OR FICTION ACTIVITY WORKSHEET I106
1. It is safe to use an AED in rain or snow.
Fact or fiction?
Tell why or why not.
2. An AED cannot be used on a pregnant woman. Fact or fiction? Tell why or why not.
3. If someone has chest hair, you should shave it before using the AED. Fact or fiction? Tell why or why not.
4. If a victim has a body piercing or is wearing jewelry, you should remove the item before using an
AED. Fact or fiction? Tell why or why not.
5. Never shock someone who has an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD) or pacemaker device.
Fact or fiction? Tell why or why not.
6. If you see a transdermal medication patch you should use a gloved hand to remove it. Fact or fiction? Tell why or why not.
7. Never shock a victim who is suffering from traumatic injuries. Fact or fiction? Tell why or why not.
8. Never shock a person on a metal surface. Fact or fiction? Tell why or why not.
9. Never shock a person suffering from hypothermia. Fact or fiction? Tell why or why not.
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