Emergency Training ~5 min  ·  7 steps  ·  1 quiz  ·  No experience needed

Learn to Use
an AED —
Save a Life.

An Automated External Defibrillator can restart a heart in sudden cardiac arrest. This module walks you through every step — clearly, calmly, one at a time.

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Understanding the Device

What is an AED?

A portable device that analyzes heart rhythm and delivers an electric shock to restore a normal heartbeat. Designed so anyone can use it, even without medical training.

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Delivers a Shock
Corrects Ventricular Fibrillation — an irregular rhythm that stops the heart from pumping blood effectively.
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Voice-Guided
The device speaks to you. Every step is announced aloud — no medical knowledge required to follow along.
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Every Minute Matters
Survival drops ~10% for each minute without defibrillation. Using an AED within 3–5 minutes can achieve 70%+ survival.

🩹 Place the Pads

Your turn! Place the AED pads on the chest and check if your placement is correct. Then press Check.

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Quick Explainer

What is an AED?

A small, portable device that can restart a heart during sudden cardiac arrest — designed so anyone can use it, no medical training needed.

70% survival if used
within 3–5 min
10% survival drop
per minute delay
~2 min to complete
one full cycle
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Delivers a shock

Sends a controlled electrical charge to reset an irregular heartbeat back to normal rhythm.

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Talks you through it

Voice prompts guide every step in real time — you just listen and follow.

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Reads the heart

Automatically analyzes the cardiac rhythm and only shocks when a shockable pattern is detected.

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Found everywhere

Airports, malls, gyms, schools — bright red or yellow boxes, usually near exits.