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There is also precedent of providing emergency AEDs for civilians to operate in these life or death cases.

That's because of pioneering advances in EMT training, broad availability of AEDs, high percentage of people trained, etc.

Paramedics with a manual defibrillator can do other things with other rhythms, but AEDs are limited to those.

Do you know what sort of hardware AEDs are built on and the software they already run?

This type of situation is exactly the reason AEDs are now found all over in public places.

AEDs won't improve volume and arterial flow, but it'll give you a fighting chance of getting to the lab.

So much so that high end AEDs will actually teach you CPR with voice prompts, since it's better than sitting there.

According to the article and to other discussants, yes, AEDs are provided on planes.

If you're interested in helping to promote the availability of AEDs in the U.

Catheter procedures improving caused the change, not AEDs (apparently), so it’s somewhat misleading to show an AED instead of something about catheters.

This is a great story about the power of AEDs to save lives.

If so, are you an industrial designer who has worked on AEDs before?

What else is "smart?" - "that uploads" Many AEDs also require EM/RF shielding, and minimum distances from RF-generating equipment.

AEDs won't turn a "dead" heart into anything but slightly-cooked meat.

That's because of pioneering advances in EMT training, broad availability of AEDs, high percentage of people trained, etc." Statistic is true, but to say it is because of those things would requite some further analysis.

- "of this smart defibrillator" All defibrillators that go into business and homes (AEDs) are "smart" in the sense that they figure out your heart problem and then jumpstart you automatically.