Workplace emergency response works best when training, AED readiness, and the response plan are built together. The goal is a team that can act in the first minutes before EMS takes over.
Bloodborne pathogens are infectious microorganisms in human blood that can cause disease. The term matters at work because some jobs create serious exposure risk and need training, protective steps, and a response plan.
An AED is a portable device used when someone collapses in sudden cardiac arrest. It works alongside CPR by analyzing the heart rhythm and telling the rescuer whether a shock is advised.
First aid is the care you give in the first minutes after someone gets hurt or suddenly becomes ill. It does not replace professional treatment, but it can keep a situation from getting worse before help takes over.
CPR is the emergency response used when a person is unresponsive and not breathing normally or is only gasping. It gives bystanders a way to keep blood moving until an AED or EMS can take over.
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