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# Using the resource

The resource is mainly operated by keybinds, however it does have one command which will be shown.

#### Main Usage

Public Defibs are operated by walking up to them and using the following key:

![](https://i.ibb.co/8zBFGh2/Screenshot-2420.png)

> **F** - This key opens or closes the public defib. By opening it, you are also removing a defib and you will begin to carry it.

After removing the defib from the housing, you can press G to place it on the floor or pick it up.

To use it on another player, walk up to them with the defib in your hand.

![](https://i.ibb.co/cLtFYx0/Screenshot-2421.png)

Once you are stood next to them, press G and you will be placed into a kneeling animation. The defib will begin to turn on and assess the patient.

Based on the chance set in the config file, the defib will decide whether a shock is advised or not and instruct all people in the area.

#### Shock Advised

If a shock is advised, you'll receive an on-screen prompt asking you to press **E** to shock the patient.

When shocking, yourself or no other people should be near the patient, or they'll also be shocked.

This means you should stand back when shocking the patient, you can do it from a small distance away.

After shocking the patient, you'll likely start performing CPR and the revival is successful.

#### No Shock Advised

If no shock is advised, you won't be given an on-screen prompt and unfortunately the revival will not be successful as a shock isn't advised.

#### /defib command

The /defib command can use a defib item on QBCore, ESX and vRP. If this is standalone, it will give the player a defib. This is mainly used for ambulance/EMS players in your server.

As you can see we've made this resource incredibly easy to use, however we're always open to feedback on ways we can make it more realistic or better. Just get in touch with us if you have any ideas.


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