What is an AED?

AED generally refers to automatic external defibrillator. It is a portable medical device that can diagnose specific arrhythmias and deliver electric shock defibrillation. It is a medical device that can be used by non-professionals to rescue patients with sudden cardiac death.

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AED is the abbreviation of Automated External Defibrillator, also known as automatic external defibrillator, automatic electric shock device, automatic defibrillator, cardiac defibrillator and fool electric shock device.

Effective first aid AED is portable, easy to operate, and can be used proficiently with a little training. It is a first aid equipment specially designed for on-site first aid. In a sense, AED is not only a first aid equipment, but also a new concept of first aid.

The concept of effective first aid being administered earliest by witnesses at the scene.

Unlike traditional defibrillators, it can analyze and determine whether the patient needs electric defibrillation through a built-in computer.

During the defibrillation process, the AED's voice prompts and screen display make the operation simpler and easier.

An automated external defibrillator can be operated by most people with just a few hours of training.

The American Heart Association (AHA) believes that learning to use an AED is simpler than learning cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).

Although AEDs are very convenient to use, currently domestic AEDs are not allowed to be used by untrained non-professionals.

China's first marathon "sudden death" rescue was successful with AED: On March 15, 2015, a thrilling scene occurred during the Wuxi International Marathon: 20.3 kilometers into the half marathon, a runner suddenly fell to the ground and the emergency team arrived.

After the scene, it was confirmed that the personnel were unresponsive and breathing, and rescue operations were immediately launched. After undergoing CPR, AED defibrillation and other emergency rescue methods, the players recovered their breathing and consciousness, and the danger was averted.

This marathon event is the first strategic cooperation with the domestic professional on-site first aid system "First Response". It provides an on-site first aid support system for the marathon event at a level close to that of the Tokyo Marathon. It is equipped with 46 AEDs, with an average of 250-

There is a first aid team member every 500 meters and an AED every 500-1000 meters to ensure the personal safety of the participants to the greatest extent.

Extended information: AED prospects: Basically, patients with cardiac arrest in my country cannot receive timely treatment. This is not due to technical reasons, but mainly because people’s awareness is not in place.

Basically, only doctors with professional training understand defibrillation.

Cardiac arrest can occur at any time and anywhere, and the best time for treatment is basically missed by the time the doctor arrives.

AED provides the possibility for patients to receive timely treatment. AED is fully automatic and can be used by ordinary people with a little publicity. If AED can be widely used like fire extinguishers, it will be a new life safety for our people.

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