If you know CPR and how to use an AED, you can better protect your community at school. That's because cardiac arrest can happen to anyone, anywhere. Thanks to the new HEARTS Act, AEDs and CPR training will be more accessible in public places like schools across the U.S. We are proud to be part of the Smart Heart Sports Coalition, which has been advocating for this lifesaving change. If someone goes into cardiac arrest, you should: 1. Call 911 and have someone grab an AED if one is available. 2. Immediately start CPR and continue until the AED arrives. 3. Remove clothing covering the person's chest. 4. Turn on the AED and follow the prompts. 5. Attach one pad to the upper right side of the chest, and the other to the lower left side. 6. Plug the pad cable into the AED. 7. Make sure no one is touching the person and say, 'Clear!' 8. Push the shock button so the AED can deliver a shock if needed. 9. Re-start CPR. #HeartMonth #CardiacArrest #CPR #CPRSavesLives #AED #FirstAid #SchoolSa...