You've probably seen defibs in train stations and workplaces - but do you know how to use one? They're fully automated and very easy to use - and most importantly, you cannot hurt someone with one. Defibs save lives - watch and share this video to ensure everyone has the confidence to use them. | St John Ambulance

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

When using a defib, ensure the pads are placed directly on dry skin with clothing cleared from the area. The device will have visual guides to help with placement. | Resuscitation Council UK

It takes just two minutes to learn the basics of CPR and defib awareness – and it could help you save someone’s life in an emergency. You can also check out our current translations of this video and other CPR resources. https://www.resus.org.uk/public-resource/cpr-language-resources | Resuscitation Council UK

Demonstration on how to perform defibrillation | Anesthesia