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automated external defibrillator
(redirected from Public access defibrillation)

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automated external defibrillator (AED),
a portable apparatus used to restart a heart that has stopped. It is programmed to analyze cardiac rhythms automatically and indicate to a health professional when to deliver a defibrillating shock after the health professional has determined that no one is in contact with the patient.

automated external defibrillator
Emergency medicine A portable device designed for use by first-response personnel for out-of-hospital emergency treatment of Pts suffering from cardiac arrest. See First-response personnel.


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Due to these reason, the public access defibrillation along games period should be proposed in order to reduce the burden of SCD (Katz et al.
According to researchers who evaluate public access defibrillation programs, the average EMS response time from call to shock interval in the United States is likely to be greater than five minutes.
The life-saving equipment was introduced at Touchwood as part of the Public Access Defibrillation Scheme in June 2005.
 
 
 
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