Mechanical CPR Is Not Going to Replace Human CPR

I don't think that mechanical CPR is going to replace human CPR. In fact, I would say that it's going to be used in very limited scenarios where it'll probably prove it's worth. There are a lot of good arguments that this is at least as good as manual CPR. If there's any happy donor out there who's got 10 billion going spare by us a Lucas, I'll use it all the time. We can take this higher, higher. That's enough about chest compressions. Let's talk about defibrillator placement. What is the best pad position? And if the patient comes in with some funky looking pad position, how do you actually get it into