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AEDs & Life-Saving CPR Training
Every year in the United States, sudden cardiac arrest claims the lives of approximately 356,000 individuals, according to the American Heart Association (2022), emphasizing the crucial role of immediate emergency response.
When the heart unexpectedly stops beating, the window for a positive outcome narrows swiftly, with the survival rate decreasing by 10% for each minute that defibrillation is delayed.
The disparity between the potential for survival and the actual number of those who survive cardiac arrest highlights a significant health concern. It underscores the importance of not only rapid medical intervention but also public understanding and training in life-saving techniques.
In response to this urgent need, Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) have become increasingly prevalent throughout public and private spaces across the nation. Designed for use by laypeople, AEDs are now located in airports, schools, sports arenas, and many other places frequented by the public.
Despite their wide distribution, the effectiveness of AEDs is heavily dependent on both their availability and the bystanders’ ability to use them correctly. This fact amplifies the importance of widespread CPR and AED training to ensure that the public is equipped to act decisively and competently during a cardiac emergency, potentially saving countless lives.
What is CPR?
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, commonly known as CPR, is a lifesaving technique that is invaluable in the event of cardiac arrest—an emergency in which the heart ceases to pump blood effectively.
The aim of CPR is to manually sustain a minimal level of oxygenated blood flow to vital organs, especially the brain and heart, until normal heart function can be restored, typically through advanced medical intervention or defibrillation.
Understanding and effectively applying CPR demands an appreciation of its physiological underpinnings and mechanical execution. Proper training equips individuals with the knowledge to perform CPR in a manner that maximizes the potential for preserving life and minimizing harm until professional medical treatment can be administered.
Combining CPR and AED Training
When someone’s heart suddenly stops beating, it’s crucial to act fast. CPR is a way to help keep blood flowing through the body by applying pressure to the chest and assisting breathing. This can keep a person alive until something more can be done.
That’s where an AED comes into play. An AED is a machine that can check the heart’s rhythm and, if needed, give it an electric shock to help the heart start beating properly again.
Learning how to perform CPR and use an AED is incredibly important. These skills go hand in hand when trying to save someone who’s had a cardiac arrest. Knowing what to do can make all the difference, and the American Heart Association says that if someone gets CPR and an AED is used on them, they have a much better chance of surviving.
By learning CPR and the use of these lifesaving devices, we’re making America a safer place. This kind of knowledge can turn an ordinary person into a lifesaver.
AEDs Save Lives
We sell all brands of AEDs below, often at reduced prices.
HEARTSINE
Known for being lightweight, highly durable, user-friendly, and easy to maintain, Heartsine is an exceptional choice for small businesses and families.
DEFIBTECH
Simplicity combined with cutting-edge technology defines Defibtech. Their AEDs feature user-friendly interfaces and video screens for easy operation.
ZOLL
Trusted by emergency medical professionals, Zoll is a true pioneer with a reputation for robust and reliable AEDs.
PHILLIPS
As an esteemed name in the AED world, Phillips offers a wide range of reliable and efficient life-saving products.
CARDIAC SCIENCE
Renowned for innovations like the Powerheart G5, which switches languages with a simple button push, Cardiac Science is a name to reckon with.
PHYSIO-CONTROL
Trusted by EMTs for years, Physio-Control AEDs continue to lead the way with their straightforward operation and reliability.
CPR-SF employees will help you identify the correct AED for your needs.
Our expertise extends beyond the operation of AEDs. We possess in-depth knowledge in identifying the most appropriate AED model that meets the unique needs of both organizations and private individuals.
No matter if you represent a top-tier corporate organization or offer services as a personal caregiver, a member of our team will provide one-on-one guidance to help you select the AED that best suits your specific situation.
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