Final answer:
In an emergency without pediatric pads, adult AED pads should be used, placing one on the child's chest and the other on their back, and using a dose attenuator if available.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question appears to be related to what one should do in a situation where a child victim of cardiac arrest is present and no pediatric pads for an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) are available. In such an emergency, the recommended action is to use adult AED pads if pediatric pads are not available. It is important to place one pad on the child's chest and the other on their back to avoid having the pads touch if they are too large for the child's body. If the AED is equipped with a dose attenuator for use on children, it should be used. In the absence of a dose attenuator, use the AED as it is. The priority in such situations is to provide immediate life-saving interventions to improve the child's chances of survival.