A No Shock Advised message is provided by the AED. The EMT understands that this could mean:
a. the electrodes may be loose.
b. the patient has regained a pulse.
c. the patient is in ventricular fibrillation.
d. CPR is no longer needed.
Answer: B
A No Shock Advised message is provided by the AED. The EMT understands that this could mean:
a. the electrodes may be loose.
b. the patient has regained a pulse.
c. the patient is in ventricular fibrillation.
d. CPR is no longer needed.