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Press firmly so that the entire pad adheres to
the patient’s skin.
DANGER:
Correct pad placement and good
pad contact with the skin is critical (refer
to
Figure 9, page 37
for patients weighing
greater than 10 kg (22lbs)).
WARNING:
Air pockets between the skin
and electrode pads can cause ineffective
treatment. Make sure electrode pads are
completely adhered to the skin. If necessary
and possible, shave hair from the area to
ensure good contact. Do not use damaged,
expired, or dried out electrode pads.
vii) If the patient has a pacemaker (indicated by
a raised bump under their skin), position the
pads at least 2.5 cm (1”) from the device.
CAUTION:
If a patient has a pacemaker, never
stick an electrode pad over the pacemaker,
as it may reduce the accuracy of analysis,
generate errors in detecting shockable
rhythms, and result in ineffective treatment.
viii) Follow the audio (voice) prompt instructions
as directed and do not touch the patient
unless instructed to do so.
If the CellAED® heart rhythm analysis determines
that a shock is needed, the audio (voice) prompts
will announce SHOCK ADVISED and then instruct
DO NOT TOUCH PATIENT, followed by STAND
CLEAR FOR SHOCK. Do not touch the patient when
these prompts are heard and whilst the red LED
is illuminated. The CellAED® will advise when to
commence chest compression CPR.
WARNING:
The energy emitted by the CellAED®
can be conducted through the patient or conductive
matter touching the patient. Therefore:
- Do not touch the patient, electrode pads, metal
objects such as a bedframe or stretcher in contact
with the patient, or any other material in contact
with the patient while the shock is being delivered.
These shocks can cause serious harm to user(s)
or bystanders if the instructions are not followed.
- Do not use the CellAED® when the patient is in or
is near a pool of water or on any other conductive
surface(s). Carefully remove the patient if necessary.
Ensure the patient is dry before using the CellAED®.
Deliver chest compression CPR when instructed by
the audio (voice) prompts. The CellAED® will issue
an audio mentronome to guide the user in provide
chest compressions at the correct rate (120 per
minute). Continue chest compression CPR until:
- The patient recovers and is breathing normally, or
- Qualified medical help is ready to take over, or
- A healthcare professional instructs you to stop, or
- It is physically impossible to continue.
- The CellAED® advises the user to stop chest
compression CPR.
If the patient starts moving, coughing, or breathing
regularly, place the patient in the recovery position
(Figure 10, page 39)
and keep them as still as
possible until Emergency Services arrive.
DANGER:
Pregnant women must be lain on their left
side in the recovery position.
CAUTION:
Temporary redness of the skin may occur
where the electrodes were attached. This is not
concerning unless the patient experiences pain, in
which case inform the patient’s healthcare provider so
that the patient can receive the appropriate care.
When finished using the CellAED®, stick the gel side
of the pads together
for at least five seconds
. This
will deactivate the CellAED® defibrillation functions
and audio (voice) prompts.
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