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Why do you need an aed?

Under 3 Minutes

Every Second Counts

Ideally use an AED within 3 minutes of the person going unresponsive and not breathing to have the greatest chance of survival.

4 Minutes

Permanent, irreversible brain damage begins when there is no oxygen.

8-10 Minutes

8-10 Minutes

 Is the AVERAGE national response time by an ambulance.   It is much longer in many cases.

350,000

350,000

8-10 Minutes

Number of people who die EVERY YEAR in the United States from a Sudden Cardiac Arrest.

10%

350,000

10%

CPR and AED Can Save a Life

Every minute that goes by without an AED, the chances of survival DECREASE by 10%.

Similarities and differences

AED Similarities

All AEDs utilize electrode pads, have voice prompts, analyze a patient's heart rhythm, and they all have the capacity to deliver a shock.  All AEDs have the potential to save a life regardless of manufacturer, make, or model.

AED Differences

All AEDs provide the same fundamental goal but some models may have 1, 2, or 3 buttons to turn the device on, analyze, or deliver a shock.  Some have unique sets of pads and some are fully automatic that don't require the rescuer to press any buttons.

CPR Feedback

Some AEDs offer CPR assistance such as a metronome, some count your compressions, and some provide feedback such as push faster or deeper to monitor the quality of CPR being provided.

AED Manufacturers (Most Common)

Cardiac Science, Defibtech, Heartsine, Philips, Stryker, and Zoll

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