AED Information

CPR and early defibrillation have proven to be significant factors in improved out-of-hospital cardiac arrest survival rates.  An AED is a device that can be placed onto a victim's chest to assess the heart's rhythm and, if needed, automatically deliver an appropriate level of electrical shock to the victim's heart, hopefully restoring normal heart rhythm. For this reason, AED’s have been provided throughout the campus and are available for use during a cardiac arrest event.  Proper maintenance and care of the AED units is also critical to the proper functionality of the units.

AED Quick Reference Guide

AED Quick Reference Guide

AED Quick Reference Guide