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3 The automated external defibrillator

Liddle et al., 2005

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6200432942447661669
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Liddle R
Davies C
Colquhoun M
Handley A
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ABC

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Ventricular fibrillation voice prompts and written instructions on a screen. Some models feature a simple 1-2-3 numerical scheme to indicate the next procedure required, and most illuminate the control that administers the shock. After the shock has been delivered, the …
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