Question

as you are providing cpr, your colleague arrives, turns on the aed, and follows the prompts. the aed analyzes the rhythm and does not advise a shock. after you immediately resume cpr, how do you continue treating the patient? choose the correct answer continue cpr until prompted by the aed to allow a rhythm check, the als team arrives, or the patient starts to move continue cpr, power off the aed, remove the pads, and wait until the als team arrives or the patient starts to move continue cpr until you are fatigued, the als team arrives, or the patient starts to move continue cpr for 2 minutes and then deliver rescue breathing until the als team arrives or the patient starts to move

Explanation:

In CPR and AED - related scenarios, when the AED does not advise a shock, CPR should be continued until the AED prompts for a rhythm check, the advanced life - support (ALS) team arrives, or the patient shows signs of movement. Powering off the AED, removing pads prematurely, stopping due to fatigue, or changing the CPR - rescue breathing sequence without proper indication are incorrect.

Answer:

Continue CPR until prompted by the AED to allow a rhythm check, the ALS team arrives, or the patient starts to move