Hello folks,
Would anyone be able to answer the following questions for the AED in the kitchen?
You can open it’s display case, the alarm is disabled.
- Is the AED is clean, free of damage, and excessive wear?
- Is the AED is free of chirping or warning alarms?
- Is the AED status or readiness display indicates that the device is ready for use, AED battery(s), and electrode pads are not expired?
Thank you!
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AED = Automatic External Defibrillator.
IIRC, it’s on the west wall near the first aid cabinet.
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Anyone available to do this?
I can when I get there around 5:30
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Yes, yes*, yes, and pads and battery expire 5/19
There is an additional set of pads in the wall mount box that have expired (5/17).
There is also an oxygen tank (I think) in there
Sorry for the bad formatting, I’m on my phone. Basically all is well aside from the expire extra pads
Edit: apologies, I misread the question. No the aed isn’t chirping or anything.
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Draco
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No … on “Is the AED is free of chirping or warning alarms?”
What is it doing?
Sorry fixed my response. That double ‘is’ got me
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Thanks for checking this out!
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