prompt"High impedance, no shock delivered" appears, check if the patient's skin is clean
and dry. If the message persists, replace the pad or electrode cable.
4.3.3 Shock Recommended
In AED mode, the Defibrillator Monitor continuously performs rhythm analysis. When a
shockable rhythm is detected, the Defibrillator Monitor will be automatically charged to a preset
energy value. The Defibrillator Monitor emits a charging tone while charging. When charging is
complete, the shock button starts to flash.
4- 3 Charging screen
Rhythm analysis will continue while the Defibrillator Monitor is charging. If before delivering
a shock, the defibrillator monitor detects that the patient's rhythm has changed before the shock
is delivered and is no longer suitable for a shock, the device will no longer be in charging status.
After the defibrillator monitor issues the prompt "Do not touch the patient! Press the shock
button", the defibrillator monitor will de-energize itself if no shock is performed within the set
[automatic de-energization time] interval.
During or after charging the defibrillator monitor, press the [Discharge Energy] soft key at
any time to perform internal discharge.
For adult patients, it is recommended that the initial shock energy be set to 150 J.
4.3.4 Shock Not Recommended
If no shockable rhythm is detected, the Defibrillator Monitor will give a prompt of "A Shock
is Not Recommended".
• CPR
Press the corresponding [CPR] soft key to enter the CPR mode. The system will send a voice
prompt of "Please start CPR now". Meanwhile, the defibrillation information area will display the
text prompt "There is no danger of touching the patient. Please follow the beat and press" and
the CPR timer, as shown below. The CPR time can be set in [AED settings].
4- 4 CPR screen
• Reanalysis
The Defibrillator Monitor will continue to monitor the patient's rhythm and will
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