HeartSine® Samaritan® PAD 500P defibrillator with CPR Advisor

Regardless of whether it is a layperson or a professional rescuer, ERC Guidelines place a greater emphasis on the importance of effective CPR in increasing survival rates after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest.

HeartSine® Samaritan® PAD 500P defibrillator with CPR Advisor is the most innovative device available to support these guidelines, giving rescuers feedback on the effectiveness of their CPR efforts – in real time. 

How It Works:
CPR stands for Cardio (heart) Pulmonary (lung) Resuscitation. It is a combination of compressing the heart to circulate blood to all the vital organs and, at the same time, breathing into the victim to supply oxygen.

The 500P defibrillator provides the rescuer with real-time instructions regarding compressions with audible “Good Compressions” or “Push Harder,” “Push Faster” and “Push Slower.” This is also displayed on the face of the device in order to ensure the rescuer performs the most effective CPR.

An Impedance Cardiogram (ICG) is embedded in the software, which guides the user in the required force and speed of compressions for the victim. The ICG measures changes in the chest cavity, which determines effective CPR. Because the blood flow is related to how fast the compressions are applied, as well as how hard, the 500P can guide the user on both force and depth.

After being instructed to “begin CPR,” an audible beep for the appropriate cadence will help the rescuer keep time when performing compressions. The objective during CPR using the 500P is to hear “Good Compressions” and to see green on the CPR indicator. 

Automated external defibrillator - Package contains:
(1) defibrillator,
(1) battery and set of pads (pad pak - 4 year life),
(1) carrying case,
(1) user manual,
(1) 10 year warranty,
(1) Static Cling Window Decal.
Unit has CPR metronome for compression rate plus the unit will advise the rescuer to push harder, faster or slower as appropriate.
Feedback on the quality of the compressions being given is provided to the responder by means of both audible and visual prompts.