You are getting ready to apply an automated external defibrillator (AED) to a patient in cardiac arrest when you notice a small lump below the skin on his upper abdomen. His wife confirms that it is a pacemaker. You should
A) continue performing CPR until the ambulance arrives and do not use the AED.
B) apply one of the AED pads directly over the pacemaker.
C) place a rubber glove over the pacemaker and administer a shock.
D) apply the AED pads and keep them at least 1 inch from the pacemaker.
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