Defibrillators are resuscitation devices that emit electric shocks to a person. Using a defibrillator will require knowledge in cardiology based around the sternum and apex. The electric shocks emitted by a defibrillator are intended to stimulate the muscle that is the heart. By stimulating the heart with electric shock, it will conduct a manual heartbeat, with the hopes that the heart returns to its original function. In order to purchase a defibrillator, a special license is required first.
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Burdick Medic 5 Defibrillator
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Zoll M Series Defibrillator, (Refurbished)ZOLL M Series defibrillators are a family of products to meet your clinical needs from BLS to ALS. Products range from AED and advisory defibrillators to manual units and Critical CareTransport (CCT) units. Thanks to the consistency built into each and every defibrillator unit, you train once and use everywhere. Standardization has never been so easy.
- Uniform Operating System features consistent, straightforward controls; intuitive menus lessen training costs, minimize operator confusion, and reduce the chance for error.
- Rectilinear Biphasic waveform with its lower energy and current and the 40-msec Rectilinear Pacing waveform provides superior efficacy while optimizing patient safety.
- Patented external Pacing offers superior capture at lower mean thresholds, reducing muscle artifact and ensuring more patient comfort and better patient tolerance.
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