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General| Category | Medical Equipment |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Medical Feedback Technologies |
| Model | BEATY |
| Type | Feedback device |
| Application | Medical monitoring and feedback |
| Sensors | Heart Rate Sensor, Skin Conductance Sensor, Temperature Sensor |
Discusses Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) and the importance of CPR.
Explains how and where BEATY is used during CPR according to guidelines.
Lists specific cases or conditions where BEATY should not be used.
Discusses potential injuries from CPR and BEATY's role in feedback.
Details the device's purpose, design, and storage convenience.
Explains the meaning of various symbols shown on the device and its packaging.
Lists all items included in the product package.
Steps for securing the area and checking the victim before initiating CPR.
Instructions on placing and using BEATY during chest compressions for feedback.
Instructions on how to clean the device properly after use.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the device's battery.
Recommendations for regular device checks to ensure proper functionality.
Guidance on storing the device properly to prevent damage.
Safety advice regarding approved accessories and avoiding liquids.
Warnings about device operation, potential damage, and user safety.
Addresses issues where the device produces no or faint sound before use.
Addresses issues where the device produces no or faint sound during CPR.
Addresses the issue of the device emitting a continuous sound during CPR.
Discusses handling devices with visible external damage.
Addresses user discomfort experienced in the palm during device use.
Provides guidance on when to initiate CPR on a victim.
Explains the purpose and benefits of performing CPR.
Specifies the recommended scenarios for using the Beaty device.
Addresses the ease of use and training requirements for Beaty.
Discusses ventilation in CPR and its relation to chest compressions.
States the recommended rate for effective chest compressions.
Explains other CPR parameters and the device's role.
Clarifies Beaty's role in relation to an Automated External Defibrillator (AED).
Specifies the age range for using Beaty on victims.
Addresses potential injuries like rib fractures during CPR.
Provides reasons for no sound and alternative actions.
Discusses the suitability of Beaty for CPR training.
