There are many types of AED.
The Cardiac Science device delivers life saving defibrillation therapy without having to push any buttons. The Welch Allyn and HeartStart Onsite Defibrillators are fully automatic and can even guide you through the CPR process. The automatic defibrillators also have a voice program which explains what needs to be done during a cardiac arrest.
Once the pads have been applied, the AED automatically analyses the individual heart rhythm and determines if a shock is required. If this is so, the machine will either sound an alarm or may announce the need. The user must stand back and press a button to deliver the charge. The process can be repeated 2-3 times until 911 emergency crew come over.
All AED are simple to use with minimal training. The current defibrillators will even make a determination as to whether a shock should be administered. The defibrillators come with a manual and instructions on how to use them. Accessories to the defibrillators include pads, batteries, paddles and battery chargers and these come with the AED.
For more on defibrillators, please visit www.medexsupply.com
Monday, February 16, 2009
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