Cardiology & ResuscitationPregunta 41 de 100
After an AED delivers a shock, the rescuer should:
a.Immediately resume chest compressions
b.Check for a pulse for 30 seconds
c.Wait for the AED to advise again before touching the patient
d.Remove the pads
Explicación
Immediately after a shock, resume CPR starting with compressions for about two minutes before the next rhythm analysis. This minimizes the pause in blood flow and improves outcomes.
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