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Cardiac Science - THE POWERHEART AED G3 Plus

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The Powerheart AED G3 Plus is the flagship Cardiac Science AED (automated external defibrillator), complete with RescueCoach and CPR metronome to pace chest compressions. The AED G3 Plus is Rescue Ready in an emergency.

AED Features

The Powerheart AED G3's Rescue Ready technology self-checks all main AED components (battery, hardware, software, and pads) daily. The AED completes a partial charge of the high-voltage electronics weekly, and a full charge monthly.

AED G3 Plus RescueCoach and CPR metronome pace chest compressions.

The AED G3 Plus calculates electrical impedance and if a second shock is necessary, our proprietary STAR biphasic technology escalates the energy to deliver therapy at an appropriate, higher level.

Warranty: The AED has a 7-year warranty.

The AED G3 has a 4-year full battery operational replacement guarantee.

AED Benefits

Reliability. The AED is Rescue Ready when needed.

Simplicity. Almost anyone can use the AED.

Reassuring. The AED knows when to (and when not to) deliver the shock so users don't have to worry about "doing it right".

In a University of Pennsylvania simulated rescue study, the AED G3 Plus helped untrained adults deliver CPR of a quality similar to that of trained professionals.

Comprehensive. The AED text screen is helpful in noisy and chaotic environments.

With a on-button operation and simple-to-use prompts,the G3 is as simple to use as any AED on the market. Extensive self tests are conducted daily, weekly, and monthly to help ensure the AED will work when it's needed the most.

What is an AED?

Automated external defibrillators, or AEDs, are a medical product that many people have heard of, but might not know much about. An AED can be used during sudden cardiac arrest (SCA). SCA generally occurs when a person’s heart stops beating due to ventricular fibrillation. When this happens the victim’s ventricles (the lower pumping chambers in the heart) begin beating erratically and out of rhythm. If a person’s heart beat is not returned to normal quickly by being “defibrillated” their chances of survival can drop 7 to 10 percent for every minute during the time their heart is not beating normally. If the SCA is not treated within minutes, the person can die. Having an AED close at hand can make it possible for anyone trained in their use, including non-medical personnel, to treat a heart attack victim and increase their chances of survival.

AEDs have been designed to make resuscitation easier for lay people, even those with no medical training, to perform. Adhesive electrodes that are connected to a computer within the AED are placed on the victim’s chest. Once they are attached to the SCA victim the computer checks the heart’s rhythm and calculates whether or not defibrillation is needed. If it is, a recorded voice will instruct the person administering treatment to press the AED’s shock button. Shocking the heart causes it to stop beating momentarily which gives the heart the opportunity to reset itself and start beating normally. AEDs come with complete instructions on their use and guide the user step by step through the defibrillation process. Only in cases of ventricular fibrillation or pulseless ventricular tachycardia will an AED recommend shocking the heart.

AEDs should be used by people who are trained in their operation. They are safe to use and are 100% accurate in evaluating the heart rhythm and determining whether a shock should be applied.

Texas Heart CPR Training

Brenda Deakins

Certified American Heart Association

CPR Instructor

214-592-7088

TexasHeartCPR@yahoo.com

Office Hours:

Monday - Sunday 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM

Plano Location:

2000 N. Central Expressway, Suite

Plano, TX 75074

(Between Park Blvd. and 15th St.)