Duval Emergency Cardiac Consulting provides AED Solutions

AED SOLUTIONS

Duval ECC is a certified seller and trainer for Phillips AED (Automatic External Defibrillator) equipment. These devices are monitored by the FDA and as such need a medical prescription, medical direction and oversight, and nationally recognized CPR/AED certification training. We at Duval ECC provide all of this in a seamless approach to all aspects of the process of purchasing through training for your new AED. We will insure that you will be in proper compliance with all local, state and federal guidelines and that your staff is fully trained to meet all standards. Whether you are interested in implementing 1 unit or 100 units, Duval ECC provides complete, turn-key solutions. Contact Duval ECC today. We'll help you choose a solution that is right for you.

Basic AED/MD Solution
Duval ECC will assist you with:
Medical Prescription, Direction & Oversight, Local & State Registration

Premium AED/MD Solution
Duval ECC will assist you with:
Site survey to insure proper AED coverage that meets the AHA "3 minute drop to shock" rule

Medical Prescription, Direction & Oversight, Local & State Registration

Onsite CPR/AED Training for up to 15-10-20 Students

Post-Event Replemishment

Post-Event Data Download

Post-Event Data MD Review, QA Report Filing

Post-Event Maintenance Onsite Service

Expiration Tracking & Notification of Equipment & Student Certifications

Hospital AUTOMATIC EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATORS (AED)

Today's modern AEDs have the following in common:

How To Use

All modern AEDs are easy to use. These AEDs will instruct you with easy to follow, step-by-step verbal instructions throughout the entire rescue process.

Safety

All modern AEDs are safe to use by virtually anyone because these are programmed to deliver a shock "only" if the patient needs it.

The decision whether the patient need the defibrillation shock or not is made by the AED and NOT by the rescuer. Therefore, even if the rescuer accidentally presses the shock button, the AED will not deliver the shock.

Electrode Pads

All electrode pads are single use only (disposable).
These have a sticky gel coating that can dry out with time, that is why these have an expiration date.
Check expiration date periodically and keep a second set of electrode pads as backup.
Batteries
All AEDs comes with a non-rechargeable lithium battery.
Usually last 2 to 4 years in service and then it needs to be replaced.

Biphasic Waveforms

Early AEDs were Monophasic (less effective).
All modern AEDs are Biphasic, which means, the electrical shock travels in the body from electrode pad A to pad B and then from pad B to pad A. All of our AEDs are biphasic.

Types of AEDs

There are two types of AEDs:

Escalating Energy AED: This type of AED will automatically adjust and output (shock patient) with incremental strength of energies if needed. These types of AEDs are more efficient.
Non-Escalating Energy AED: This type of AED is not capable of escalating energy shocks and it outputs only one strength of energy. It lacks the ability to output incremental strength of energies if needed.

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LearnACLS.com
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Federal Ocpupational Health
OSHA Cardiac Arrest and Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs)
Hot Zone Solutions
Healthforce Solutions

AHA Disclaimer
The American Heart Association strongly promotes knowledge and proficiency in BLS, ACLS and PALS and has developed instructional materials for this purpose. Use of these materials in an educational course does not represent course sponsorship by the AHA. Any fees charged for such a course, except for a portion of fees needed for AHA materials, do not represent income to the Association.