Definition
A device that sends a shock to the heart to correct a dangerous abnormal rhythm
Airports, Offices, or community centres, etc
Saving lives with a defibrillator requires at least this many people with first aid certification
More than one person
A defibrillator delivers these to the heart to try to restart it.
The shocks from a defibrillator help someone who has stopped doing this.
Breathing
The medical term for a dangerous heart rhythm treated by a defibrillator
Arrhythmia
Part of emergency care that includes a defibrillator
First Aid Kit
Using a defibrillator safely requires precise communication, placement, and this.
Fast thinking
Once applied, a defibrillator can detect these in the heart.
abnormalites in the heart's Pulse
Abnormal rhythms that happen in the heart’s ventricles are also called this.
Arrhythmia
Life threatening condition when the heart stops and has no pulse
Cardiac Arrest
Defibrillators help treat sudden cardiac arrest and when a patient is doing this
The people involved in saving someone with a defibrillator must follow this typer of process.
Life saving process or coordinated process
A defibrilator has three main partsL two arms called this, and This.
Electrodes (pads) and the machine
Defibrillators are most commonly applied to this part of the heart.
Lower chambers or ventricles
The chambers of the heart where arrhythmias often occur
Ventricles
one main reason defibrillators are placed in workplaces and public areas is to treat this sudden event
Sudden Cardiac arrest
The process of using a defibrillator can become this when complications happens
Complicated
one electrode is placed on the top left chest and the other goes?
Bottom right torso
A defibrillator can save someone in this state or critical condition.
Stopped breathing or critical condition
The rhythm the heart returns to after a successful shock
Normal heart rhythm
They are Used almost everywhere and can save many lives.
Public and Crowded areas
The main skill needed along with placement and communication to save a life with a defibrillator
First aid knowledge
To return the heart to a normal rhythm
The pads or electrodes of a defibrillator are used to stick on these two areas of the body.
Top left chest and bottom right torso