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Philips HeartStart is an automated external defibrillator (AED) and can be used to give fast treatment to anyone suffering from a sudden cardiac arrest (SCA). In an SCA, every second counts. For the best chance of survival, defibrillation should begin within minutes.
The HeartStart is a portable machine, that can be kept in your workplace in case of a cardiac emergency. With a HeartStart you can have the confidence to help save a life.
Once activated, the HeartStart defibrillator will provide step by step instructions to guide you through use.
The clear instructions will calmly take you through every step from placing the adhesive pads on the body to performing CPR. So you can feel confident providing treatment to someone suffering a sudden cardiac arrest.
Once activated, the HeartStart defibrillator will provide step by step instructions to guide you through use.
The clear instructions will calmly take you through every step from placing the adhesive pads on the body to performing CPR. So you can feel confident providing treatment to someone suffering a sudden cardiac arrest.
In a sudden cardiac arrest, the faster treatment begins, the higher the chance of survival.
With patented Quick Shock, the HeartStart is among the fastest in its class at delivering shock treatment after CPR. It can deliver a fast electric shock to the heart in under 10 seconds.
In a sudden cardiac arrest, the faster treatment begins, the higher the chance of survival.
With patented Quick Shock, the HeartStart is among the fastest in its class at delivering shock treatment after CPR. It can deliver a fast electric shock to the heart in under 10 seconds.
Detailed instructions coach you in providing CPR to someone suffering a sudden cardiac arrest. It guides you on the frequency and depth of chest compressions, as well as breaths.
You can even get instructions tailored to infants or adults depending on the age of the person you are treating.
Detailed instructions coach you in providing CPR to someone suffering a sudden cardiac arrest. It guides you on the frequency and depth of chest compressions, as well as breaths.
You can even get instructions tailored to infants or adults depending on the age of the person you are treating.
