Public Defibrillators are becoming more and more common in communities, gyms, workplaces and anywhere that people gather. AEDs or Automated External Defibrillators are an integral part of Chain of Survival.
The Chain of Survival includes the following steps:
- Early access to get help
- Early CPR to buy time
- Early defibrillation to restart the heart
- Early ALCS to stabilize
It’s all about time to give the sudden cardiac victim the best chance of survival. If a defibrillation shock can be delivered in 2 minutes or less the patient has approximately an 80% chance of survival. AED manufacturers are working hard to improve prompts to help rescuers improve the speed it takes to power up the device, place electrodes on the chest and deliver a shock.
Furthermore, AEDs now give rescuers prompts to not only begin CPR but many times now coach rescuers in the rate and even depth of compressions. AEDs use voice and visual prompts and the metronome is certainly a wonderful tool. It’s common for lay rescuers to not push fast enough nor deep enough on the chest. ZOLL devices have a proprietary technology called Real CPR Help which gives real time feedback. Philips recently added a technology called QCPR for their innovative HeartStart FR3 Professional device. HeartSine AEDs for public assess have a very straightforward and easy to follow metronome. While Defibtech uses voice prompts in tandem with an amazing display screen to demonstrate and coach CPR with their VIEW AED.
We share these important features to help illustrate that purchasing AEDs is not the same a purchasing a commodity. These are life-saving devices and these features and how the commands are carried out could have a dramatic impact as to whether the victim survives. AED One-Stop Shop consults with our customers and prospects and we sort through the sometimes confusing product differences to select the right device. Sales@AEDOneStopShop.com or call 855-677-AEDs for free expert help from this National trusted provider of public-type defibrillators. Visit https://aedonestopshop.com.
