AFI44-177_WRIGHTPATTERSONAFBSUP — Public Access Defibrillator Program

AFI44-177_WRIGHTPATTERSONAFBSUP governs management of the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Public Access Defibrillator Program.

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  • Publication number: AFI44-177_WRIGHTPATTERSONAFBSUP
  • Title: PUBLIC ACCESS DEFIBRILLATOR PROGRAM
  • Date: 2017-02-21

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The publication addresses AED acquisition, placement, maintenance, quality assurance, documentation, deployment, and use within Wright-Patterson Air Force Base facilities. It requires records to be maintained and disposed of under specified Air Force records procedures and establishes biennial PAD site evaluations.

Applies to: This publication applies to all Air Force (AF), Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC), and host base/tenant owned facilities (to include space leased for period(s) over 179 days), as defined by the Air Force Real Property Agency, required to implement a PAD program.

Topics covered

  • Public Access Defibrillator Program management
  • AED acquisition and placement
  • AED maintenance
  • PAD quality assurance
  • AED deployment and use
  • PAD site evaluations
  • AED event restoration

Questions and answers

How often are PAD site evaluations scheduled?

The PAD Program Coordinator will schedule the evaluation with each PAD site biennially. (paragraph 2)

Who submits the PAD evaluation checklist and when?

Submit the checklist to the PAD Medical Director within 15 calendar days. (paragraph 2)

What must be checked before an AED is returned to service?

Check status indicator before putting the unit back in service. (paragraph 2)

What must be inspected on a replacement AED?

Inspect the exterior and pad connectors for damage, dirt, or contamination. (paragraph 1)

How must a replacement AED be cleaned?

Ensure the replacement AED is clean. Review specific User's Guide for appropriate method.

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