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Across 1. The ECG analysis may not reliably indicate the requirement for a defibrillator shock if the device is used on a patient with an implanted _____. 6. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE SCENE, RESPONSIBILITY FOR DIRECTING THE MEDICAL TREATMENT OF THE PATIENT REST WITH THE DEFIBRILLATOR _____. THE SECOND EMT BEGINS BASIC LIFE SUPPORT. 8. The purpose of this procedure is to provide prompt defibrillation for _____ who have confirmed circulatory arrest due to ventricular fibrillation. 10. Do not come in contact with a patient during defibrillation, Ensure others are not in _____ with the patient during defibrillation. 11. If a patient's condition changes during transportation, bring the vehicle to a halt before operating the ___ analysis system and defibrillator. 13. Carefully remove backing from one electrode at a time. Apply electrode to patient, the electrode marked _____ should be placed to the right border of the sternum, with the top edge just touching the bottom of the clavicle.

Down 2. Do not use this unit in a flammable atmosphere in which an electrical spark could ignite an _____. 3. The receiving _____ should be notified as soon as possible after the above protocols have been initiated. 4. Do not operate the AED in a moving _____. 5. Prepare patient while maintaining ___. a. Expose the patient's chest. b. Dry the chest/removing any nitro patches. c. Patients with excessive body hair should have area quickly shaved to permit proper application of electrodes. 7. The electrode marked ____ is placed slightly below and to the left of the patient’s nipple in the mid-axillary line. 9. Check scene for _____. If unable to defibrillate because of safety concerns, (e.g. standing water, dangerous atmosphere, etc. ) quickly move patient to safety. 12. The EMT or EMT P in charge of defibrillation is the recognized individual responsible for completing the ____.