Life on the Line: PEA and EKG Triggers
Imagine your patient presents with no pulse. You begin CPR and hook the patient up to your
Did you know that anyone can use an AED? Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) are devices used to treat sudden cardiac arrest with an electric shock––and you don't need to be a medical professional to learn how to use one.
Don’t leave an emergency up to chance.
While anyone can use an AED, it’s always better to have training so you know exactly what to do in an emergency. Learn everything you need to know about safe AED usage from SureFire CPR and our team of expert instructors.
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I spent 15 years as a firefighter and paramedic, I think every building should have an AED…
Because you never know when or where sudden cardiac arrest might occur. I’ve seen firsthand how AEDs are a safe, effective way for bystanders to intervene during an emergency. Everyone should have access to these amazing, life-saving tools––and be trained to use them.
Imagine your patient presents with no pulse. You begin CPR and hook the patient up to your
In the event of a cardiac emergency, timing is everything. Intervening with an automated external defibrillator (AED)
It’s a scenario that no one wants to experience: you locate an AED and prepare to treat
The exact cost of an AED can vary. SureFire CPR sells different AED package tiers so that you only pay for what you need. Contact us today for more information and pricing.
Yes, civilians can buy an AED. Whether you’re an individual who wants to have an AED in your home or a business owner looking to have an AED at your workplace, anyone can purchase an AED.
AEDs should be inspected regularly, at minimum once a month. It’s important to make sure everything is working properly and check if the pads and batteries have expired. No one wants to be in a situation where they need to use an AED, only to find out it’s not working.
Each AED will include instructions from the manufacturer that explain how to conduct maintenance checks for your specific device. A simple way to ensure your AED is working properly is to look for the green light on the AED. If it is flashing green then you know it is operational, but it is best to inspect it regularly.
AEDs can be used more than once as long as all of the components are in working order. You will need to replace the pads after each use. You should check the battery life frequently and replace it when necessary, or sign up for an AED management program to have your AED professionally maintained.