Cable Link , FR3 to CPR Meter
The Cable Link from the FR3 to the CPR Meter is a specific cable used with the Philips HeartStart FR3 AED (Automated External Defibrillator) to connect the AED to a CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) meter or monitor. This cable facilitates the transfer of data and information related to the quality and effectiveness of CPR chest compressions during a resuscitation event. Here is a description of the Cable Link, FR3 to CPR Meter:
1. Compatibility:
The Cable Link is designed for use with the Philips HeartStart FR3 AED. It allows the AED to connect to a CPR meter or monitor, which is a device used to assess and monitor the quality of chest compressions administered during CPR.
2. Data Transfer:
The primary function of the cable is to transfer data from the AED to the CPR meter. This data typically includes information about the rate, depth, and effectiveness of chest compressions delivered to a cardiac arrest patient.
3. Real-time Feedback:
By connecting the AED to a CPR meter, rescuers can receive real-time feedback on the quality of their chest compressions. The meter provides data and metrics that help ensure that chest compressions are being performed at the recommended rate and depth.
4. Integration:
The Cable Link is integral for the integration of the AED with CPR quality monitoring devices. This integration is particularly valuable for training and clinical settings where accurate CPR performance assessment is essential.
The Cable Link from the FR3 to the CPR Meter is a specific cable used with the Philips HeartStart FR3 AED (Automated External Defibrillator) to connect the AED to a CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) meter or monitor. This cable facilitates the transfer of data and information related to the quality and effectiveness of CPR chest compressions during a resuscitation event. Here is a description of the Cable Link, FR3 to CPR Meter:
1. Compatibility:
The Cable Link is designed for use with the Philips HeartStart FR3 AED. It allows the AED to connect to a CPR meter or monitor, which is a device used to assess and monitor the quality of chest compressions administered during CPR.
2. Data Transfer:
The primary function of the cable is to transfer data from the AED to the CPR meter. This data typically includes information about the rate, depth, and effectiveness of chest compressions delivered to a cardiac arrest patient.
3. Real-time Feedback:
By connecting the AED to a CPR meter, rescuers can receive real-time feedback on the quality of their chest compressions. The meter provides data and metrics that help ensure that chest compressions are being performed at the recommended rate and depth.
4. Integration:
The Cable Link is integral for the integration of the AED with CPR quality monitoring devices. This integration is particularly valuable for training and clinical settings where accurate CPR performance assessment is essential.
The Cable Link from the FR3 to the CPR Meter is a specific cable used with the Philips HeartStart FR3 AED (Automated External Defibrillator) to connect the AED to a CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) meter or monitor. This cable facilitates the transfer of data and information related to the quality and effectiveness of CPR chest compressions during a resuscitation event. Here is a description of the Cable Link, FR3 to CPR Meter:
1. Compatibility:
The Cable Link is designed for use with the Philips HeartStart FR3 AED. It allows the AED to connect to a CPR meter or monitor, which is a device used to assess and monitor the quality of chest compressions administered during CPR.
2. Data Transfer:
The primary function of the cable is to transfer data from the AED to the CPR meter. This data typically includes information about the rate, depth, and effectiveness of chest compressions delivered to a cardiac arrest patient.
3. Real-time Feedback:
By connecting the AED to a CPR meter, rescuers can receive real-time feedback on the quality of their chest compressions. The meter provides data and metrics that help ensure that chest compressions are being performed at the recommended rate and depth.
4. Integration:
The Cable Link is integral for the integration of the AED with CPR quality monitoring devices. This integration is particularly valuable for training and clinical settings where accurate CPR performance assessment is essential.