LifePak: What Is It?

Sudden cardiac arrest can happen at any time, and anywhere, and that is why there are different kinds of defibrillators, for different circumstances and first responders to use. earlier use of an automated external defibrillator (AED) in a cardiac emergency may be the only way to save a life. flexibility in tools is important to the circumstance at hand, and that is why Medtronic, Inc. has offered different forms of LifePak defibrillators.

LifePak 1000 is a powerful and adaptable defibrillator for skilled responders. It has advanced capabilities that can improve lifesaving attempts, by speeding up the patient’s transition to a more critical level of care necessary. It is constructed to be rugged with a protecting case and protecting bumpers, so that it can be tossed in a vehicle and ride along with you. The LifePak Electric batteries provide more than 250 shocks, and are maintenance free. Features of the LifePak 1000 are:

[Start Bullets/Bold] 360 Joules – Delivers the maximum limit of electrical shock that is recommended by the American heart Association.

CprMax Technology – Gives the option to provide CPR earlier than providing a first electrical shock, making the unit more flexible.

CPR Countdown Timer – Provides directions for performing hands-on CPR, specifying length of time.

EKG capability – Three-lead ECG operate is available if situation deems necessary.

Shock Counter – Digitally records and exhibits shocks which have been administered for reference.

Large display – The LCD screen is large and easy to read, providing important information at a glance.

Compatible Technology – Electrodes used with this model, are fully compatible with all other LifePak defibrillators and monitors.

Programmable – Adjustable settings allow you to match your team’s CPR and resuscitation protocols.

Easy To Use – The loud voice prompts, and large LCD screen graphics, provide Direction in applying electrodes, and providing the electrical shock. [End Bullets/Bold]

The LifePak 500 is a semi-automatic defibrillator that uses the patented Shock Advisory System, and is intended for use by physicians, or medical professionals skilled in CPR and AED use. It is to be used on individuals who are showing no signs of flow. It has the same features as the LifePak 1000 and comes in monophasic, and biphasic electrical waveform models. The LifePak 500 performs an automatic self-test every twenty-four hours, and each time that you turn it on, to insure that it is working properly for any emergency.

The LifePak CR Plus Defibrillator is fully automatic,with the same basic features as the other LifePak model, and is used in two simple steps. The first responder turns on the gadget, and is applicable the Quik-Pak electrode pads to the cardiac patient in distress. The unit is designed to deliver an electric shock, only if the heart is determined to need one. The responder does not need to press a shock button on this model. The LifePak CR uses the same electrodes as other LifePak gadgets, and maintenance consists of weekly or monthly checks, to make sure that the battery is charged and performing adequately. Medtronic, Inc. uses its technology to make life saving as simple as possible. It is recommended however, to seek additional information by training in CPR and AED use if possible.

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