Showing posts with label AED-Training. Show all posts
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AED's at Workplace

Why Do We Need AED’s at Work Place?

The seriousness of a sudden cardiac arrest is based on the statistics involved with this condition.

Over 300,000 Americans lose their lived due to sudden cardiac arrest every year and with over 150 million Americans spending more than half their day in their workplace, the need for AED’s cannot be underestimated.

AED’s are one of the most effective options when it comes to the treatment of sudden cardiac arrest.

Every place of work needs to be installed with AED’s depending on the number of people working in it. Many states in America have already passed laws making it mandatory for employers to install AED’s at the workplace.

All the employees should be given adequate training so that they can help any person who is suffering from sudden cardiac arrest. The treatment for this condition has to be administered within minutes, otherwise it might result in loss of life.

Thus, with the easy availability of AED’s every workplace and organization should take all measures to ensure that they are equipped with sufficient AED’s. AED’s can be easily purchases at really reasonable prices from http://www.aedlifepower.com

Heartsine Samaritan PAD Trainer

The Heartsine Samaritan PAD Training System is designed to familiarize users with the functions of the Samaritan PAD. There are eight different scenarios to train for that adhere to AHA 2000 and 20005 guidelines. The Heartsine Samaritan PAD trainer allows for your family, colleagues, and medical professionals to familiarize themselves with connecting the pads to the patient while experiencing "real time" audio and visual prompts.


Simply press the On/Off button to select the scenario setting to use and follow the verbal voice commands to begin the training scenario.


Training Scenarios Scenario

1. No pads attached. Shock advised. Two minutes CPR. Scenario


2. No pads attached. No shock advised. Two minutes CPR. Scenario


3. No pads attached. Check pads. Shock advised. Scenario


4. Shock advised. Two minute CPR pause. Scenario


5. No pads attached. Shock advised (x3) One minute CPR. Shock advised. No show advised. One minute CPR. Scenario


6. No pads attached. Check pads. Shock advices (x2). No shock advised. One minute CPR. Scenario


7. Shock advised. No Shock advised. One minute CPR. Scenario


8. No pads attached. Shock advised. One minute CPR pause. Shock advised. One minute CPR pause. No shock advised.

Samaritan PAD AED and Samaratin AED training unit are a product of Heartsine. Heartsine was founded in 1997 for the purpose of developing easy to operate and affordable automated external defibrillators.
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