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Regulatory Information
Warnings
- When the CPR BAND (Model: CREDO-CB) is used together with a defibrillator,
make sure to follow the defibrillator manufacturer's instructions. Stop the
compression, remain clear of all patient contact during defibrillation or when
otherwise required, in accordance with a proper defibrillation protocol.
- The CPR BAND (Model: CREDO-CB) is not intended for use in a moving
environment, such as an ambulance. If used during patient transport, the device
may provide inaccurate feedback. If CPR is indicated in a moving environment, do
not rely on the depth feedback during such conditions. It is not necessary to
remove the device.
- Do not practice CPR by using the CPR BAND (Model: CREDO-CB) on a people. It
may be with a training manikin or simply on a compliant surface for practice.
- Properly performed CPR may result in fracturing of the patient's ribs.* If rib
integrity has been compromised, continue to provide CPR in accordance with
your local protocol.
- Properly performed CPR may result in chest injuries* e.g. external chest wall
bruising or abrasion.
- Do not rely on CPR BAND (Model: CREDO-CB) feedback during aircraft ascent and
descent, as its accuracy is reduced in such conditions.
- Not intended to be used within or outside the MR environment
Side Effect:
Chest injuries from rib fractures
Cautions
- This device is designed to be uses only with CREDO-approved accessories and
may perform improperly if non-approved accessories are used. Do not attempt to
modify the device in any way.
- If the lithium battery need to be replaced, please contact CREDO.
- The CPR BAND (Model: CREDO-CB) is not a serviceable device. If experiencing
technical difficulties contact a local CREDO representative for support.
- a device can be reused only if it is reconditioned under the responsibility of the
manufacturer to comply with the general safety and performance requirements
* Black CJ, Busuttil A, Robertson C. Chest wall injuries following
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Resuscitation. 2004;63:339-343