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my concern is with my safety. yes, the sticky pads are on the victim. but the road movements influence the aed, and the "shock advise" reading cant never be real in movement, my doubt is, what prevents me from the aed fall, or a road bump trigger the shock button during the shock advise...

is it safe to use a manual aed in a moving ambulance? i have experience in using aed in moving ambulance, the aed started "shock advised, shock advised" constantly, it was not a safe situation, then i turned off the aed for safety reasons, because one slight touch, the fall of the aed, the bump...