This is the first step you should take before helping someone in an emergency.

This emergency lifesaving procedure is performed when the heart stops beating

This is the first thing you should do to control bleeding from a wound.

This must happen when the fire alarm goes off

This device can deliver a shock to restart the heart and often gives voice instructions for use.

Good Samaritan Act

This is the universal number of chest compressions you perform in one cycle of adult CPR.

This is the first action to take if you suspect someone has a broken bone.

The ideal place of a tornado safe zone because it is completely enclosed.

The first step when using an AED on an unresponsive person.

To protect yourself and the victim

The song commonly used to maintain the correct compression rhythm of 100–120 beats per minute.

This is the first step when you find someone unresponsive.

Centennial Plaza or In Front of Transit Center Parking Garage

The two locations where AED pads are typically placed on the body.

This is the first thing you should do when you find someone unresponsive and not breathing.

The ideal depth of chest compressions for an adult during CPR.

When a wound continues to bleed through a dressing, you should do this.

Guidelines for an active shooter situation

This is the warning you give before delivering a shock with an AED.

By asking permission or the patient goes unconscious

Automatic External Defibulator

This maneuver is used to help a choking adult who cannot cough, speak, or breathe.

Location to meet Fire Dept/EMS personnel

The AED analyzes this to determine if a shock is needed.