TB 64 AED

Question 1

TB 64 AED

AED is to be taken to the patient by EMT-I’s on all EMS calls, except those dispatched as trauma or obstetric calls.

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Question 2

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The AED is to be immediately placed next to the unconscious patient’s left ear.

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Question 3

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For every minute that defibrillation is delayed, the patient sustains a 10% reduction in their chances for survival.

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Question 4

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The LP 1000 defibrillator can store up to two patient records:

it is important to transfer the patient data as soon as possible after use.

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Question 5

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Every time the LP 1000 is used on a patient it automatically records data about the patient in three ways.

1. EVENT LOG:
2. CONTINUOUS ECG: 40 min. of patient’s ECG rhythm,
3. CODE SUMMARY:

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Question 6

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The LP 1000 does not delete patient data after you transfer the data to a PC. The defibrillator deletes previous patient data only when it is connected to a new patient or a simulator.

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Question 7

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The LP 1000 will automatically run a self-test every 24 hours and each time the LP 1000 is turned on.

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Question 8

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The LP 1000 shall be checked every morning and after each use to ensure there are a minimum of two sets of defibrillator electrodes, both adult and child sizes, within their expiration date, and a razor.

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Question 9

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IF SHOCK BUTTON IS NOT PRESSED IN 15 SECONDS, IT DISARMS THE SHOCK BUTTON AND THE DISARMING MESSAGE APPEARS.

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Question 10

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Use adult electrodes on children older than 8 years-of-age or more than 55 lbs. (25kg)

Use the infant/child reduced energy defibrillation electrodes on children 1 to 8 years-of-age or under 55 lbs. (25kg)

LP1000 Contraindicated on patients under 1 year-of-age.

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