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User:Marekpawlowski/SELF/Perioperative Nursing/Defibrillation with AED/Psychomotor Skills Practice Assessment

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# Step Name Assessment Method 1 - Clinically Unsafe 2 3 - Clinically Acceptable 4 5 - Excellent/Well Above Average Comments
1 Start chest compressions while the AED is prepared Not Done Done
2 Power on the AED Fails to turn on the AED or significantly delays activation, requiring prompting. Powers on the AED promptly and follows the initial voice and visual prompts correctly. Activates the AED immediately, follows prompts confidently, and prepares efficiently for the next step without hesitation.
3 Prepare the anterior chest Not Done Done
4 Assess for pad-placement hazards Not Done Done
5 Apply the right upper chest pad Places the pad in an incorrect location, with poor adhesion, or requires repeated repositioning. Places the pad correctly below the right clavicle with secure adhesion. Accurately identifies the anatomical landmarks and applies the pad quickly, securely, and without unnecessary interruption to CPR.
6 Apply the left lateral chest pad Places the pad in an incorrect location, too close to the first pad, or with poor adhesion. Places the pad correctly on the left lateral chest with appropriate separation and secure adhesion. Accurately identifies the anatomical landmarks and applies the pad efficiently while minimizing interruption to CPR.
7 Connect the pads to the AED (if required) Fails to connect the pads correctly or delays rhythm analysis because of an incomplete connection. Correctly connects the pads and confirms the AED is ready for rhythm analysis. Connects the pads immediately, verifies readiness without prompting, and maintains an efficient workflow.
8 Clear the patient for rhythm analysis Fails to ensure everyone is clear before rhythm analysis or communicates unclearly. Clearly instructs everyone to stand clear and confirms that no one is touching the patient before rhythm analysis. Performs a loud verbal command, complete visual sweep, and confidently confirms that the patient is clear before analysis begins.
9 Respond to the AED prompt Misinterprets or fails to follow the AED prompts correctly. Correctly follows the AED prompts and performs the indicated action without prompting. Responds immediately and confidently to every AED prompt while maintaining an efficient workflow.
10 Deliver a simulated shock (if advised) Delivers or attempts to deliver a shock without confirming that everyone is clear of the patient. Clearly announces "Clear," confirms no one is touching the patient, and delivers the simulated shock correctly. Performs a loud verbal warning, complete visual confirmation, obtains team acknowledgement, and delivers the simulated shock confidently without delay.
11 Resume simulated chest compressions immediately Delays resumption of chest compressions or requires prompting to continue. Resumes simulated chest compressions immediately after rhythm analysis or simulated shock delivery. Transitions immediately back to chest compressions with excellent coordination and virtually no unnecessary interruption.
12 Continue AED-guided care Not Done Done

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