An external defibrillator that covers both basic and advanced life support. As well as guiding the rescue, it shows the patient's heart rhythm on screen and lets the professional rescuer switch to manual mode when they need to decide whether and when to shock.
What it brings
- Real CPR Help, which guides compression depth and rate
- See-Thru CPR, which removes the compression artefact and shortens interruptions
- Flexible operating modes: the professional rescuer can override the automatic mode and reach advanced functions, including the heart rate on screen
- Three lead cable for basic monitoring with ECG electrodes
- High resolution LCD display with automatic gain, which keeps the trace in view
- RescueNet CaseReview, with transfer of the rescue data over USB
Where it is used
- Basic life support
- Advanced life support
- Emergency services
- Pre-hospital care
Specifications
| Use | Basic and advanced life support |
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| ECG | Three leads, with electrodes |
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| Manual mode | Yes, by override from the professional rescuer |
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| Resuscitation feedback | Real CPR Help and See-Thru CPR |
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| Display | High resolution LCD with automatic gain |
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| Rescue data | RescueNet CaseReview, over USB |
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