109 reactions · 24 shares | Defibs don't always look like the ones you see on TV. Portable defibs weigh about the same as a laptop and are shockingly easy t o use – with voice prompts that guide you through each step, anyone can and should feel confident using one. Click to learn more. | St John First Aid | 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

9.1K views · 106 reactions | In the movies, you often see the patient jump out of their skin when a defib is applied to their chest. This is a total dramatisation! It's not how defibs work, so we've put together this handy tutorial to show you how easy (and safe) it is to use a defibrillator. | St John WA | Facebook

49K views · 414 reactions | 475,000-the number of people who die from cardiac arrest a year in the U.S. First Aid CPR Training can help get it to ZERO! | American Heart Association - CPR & First Aid | Facebook