4.5K views · 63 reactions | Over the weekend, the life of Glenn Hoddle was saved by the quick actions of a sound engineer who started CPR and used a defib when the former England international footballer suffered a cardiac arrest. DO you know where your nearest #defib is? If not, make sure you find out as your life, or the life of a loved one could depend on it. Senior paramedic Nick Henry says you don't need any training to use a defib, and you could save a life: | Officialwmas | Facebook

5.7K views · 39 reactions | It’s usually safe to use a defib if someone is lying on a wet or metal surface, as long as the adhesive pads are placed correctly on dry skin and the user stands clear. | Resuscitation Council UK | Facebook

6.1K views · 31 reactions | Never used a public access defib before? Many people worry about when and how to deliver a shock during a cardiac arrest, but don’t let that stop you from acting. Modern defibs are designed to guide you step by step. They’ll tell you exactly what to do, when to stand clear, and if a shock is needed. | Resuscitation Council UK | Facebook

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