AED 10 User Manual - Welch Allyn

34 Using the defibrillator Welch Allyn AED 10 Automated External DefibrillatorShock mode1 Shock/CPR3 Shock/CPR3 Shock/AnalyzeThe Welch Allyn AED 10 can be configured in one of three rescue modes:(Factory preset). During a shockable event, the AED 10 will deliver one shock followed bya cycle of CPR. A CPR cycle will begin immediately after the delivery of a defibrillationshock or after a non-shockable event. During the CPR cycle, the Welch Allyn AED 10 willsuspend patient heart rhythm analysis — promoting an uninterrupted cycle of CPR.(Traditional three shock sequence). During a shockable event, the AED 10 will deliver oneshock followed by an immediate analysis of the patient’s heart rhythm. After delivering ashock, the Welch Allyn AED 10 continues to analyze the heart rhythm and determineswhether additional shocks are indicated. The CPR cycle begins after a “No ShockAdvised” prompt or after delivering three consecutive shocks. During the CPR cycle, theWelch Allyn AED 10 will suspend patient heart rhythm analysis — promoting a completeand uninterrupted cycle of CPR.Like the “3 shock/CPR” mode, the AED 10 will deliver one shock followed by animmediate analysis of the patient’s heart rhythm while in a shockable event. The AED 10will also continue to analyze the heart rhythm and determine whether additional shocksare indicated. The CPR cycle begins after a “No Shock Advised” prompt or after deliveringthe third shock.However, during the CPR cycle the Welch Allyn AED 10 will continue to analyze thepatient heart rhythm. Should the Welch Allyn AED 10 detect the presence of a shockablerhythm during the CPR cycle, the user will be prompted to stop CPR. The AED 10 willanalyze patient heart rhythm and if need, prompt the user to deliver a shock. A “No ShockAdvised” text prompt will continue to flash on the display — accompanied by an audibletone every minute until a shockable rhythm is detected.