Avive AED User manual

Avive AED™
Quickstart Guide
IFU-00132 Rev B
™

Avive Contact
Address Avive Solutions
185 Valley Drive
Brisbane, CA 94005
Phone [phone]
Email Sales: [e-mail]
Medical Device Reporting: [e-mail]
Support: [e-mail]
Website www.avive.life

Welcome! We are here to guide you
through the process of using the Avive
AED™ to save a life.
NOTE: This guide only provides a brief overview of the Avive AED.
Users responsible for the care & maintenance of the Avive AED
should familiarize themselves with the deployment, operation, and
maintenance of the Avive AED by reviewing the Avive AED Owner’s
Manual available at www.avive.life/manuals.
Para obtener la versión en español del Manual del Dueño de Avive
AED, consulte la siguiente página web: www.avive.life/manuals/
1

Giving you
the power to
save lives.
2

16
Table of Contents
21
22
4
1 Initial Device Setup
62Getting to Know the Avive AED™
83When to Use the Avive AED™
94 Using the Avive AED™
8
Indications for Use
3.1
83.2 What is Cardiac Arrest?
4.2 Spanish Mode
9
4.1 Using the Avive AED™ in an Emergency
Red Status Light, Device is Beeping (Maintenance Required)
5.2
5.3 Recharging the Avive AED™
5.4 Replacing the Avive™ Pad Cartridge
185 Device Maintenance
19
6Operating & Storage Conditions 24
174.3 Backup Power Mode
18
Checking Device Readiness
5.1
3

After you’ve followed the steps above, your device
should be ready to help save a life!
Step 1: Remove the Avive AED™ from the packaging.
Step 2: Press the Power Button . The Avive AED will run some
initialization self-checks to make sure it is ready to go. You will be
prompted to press the Child Button and Español Button to
ensure they are functioning properly.
Once initialization is complete, the Avive AED will prompt you to press
the Power Button to power off the AED.
Step 3: Connect the device to the Avive™ USB Power Adapter with the
Avive USB Charging Cable to charge the battery. [See Section 5.3]
SECTION 1
4SECTION 1  INITIAL DEVICE SETUP
Initial Device Setup

Account Setup
Be sure to set up an account and register your device for device
tracking, product warranty, and the full benefits of the Avive™ platform.
Visit www.avive.life/register or install the Avive App on your
smartphone to get started.
5SECTION 1  INITIAL DEVICE SETUP

H
D
F
G
I
E
B
C
A
Getting to Know the Avive AED™
SECTION 2
6SECTION 2  GETTING TO KNOW THE AVIVE AED

Red Tab
Pull the Red Tab to access the packaged pads
in the Pad Cartridge, and activate the Avive
AED™ for use. [See Section 4.1]
IMPORTANT: Only pull the Red Tab in an
emergency. If the packaged pads have been
opened the Pad Cartridge will need to be
replaced.
Power Button
Press the Power Button to turn on
or turn off the Avive AED.
Child Button
Upon power on, the Avive AED defaults to
Adult Mode. When treating children under 8
years old or under 55 lbs, it is important to
press the Child Button to switch the device
into Child Mode. Press the Child Button again
to switch the device back to Adult Mode.
[See Section 4.1]
Español Button
Upon power on, the Avive AED defaults to
providing audio instructions in English. Press
the Español Button to switch the device
to Spanish Mode, which will provide audio
instructions in Spanish. Press the Español
Button again to switch back to English Mode.
[See Section 4.2]
Status Light
If this light is blinking green, your device is
ready to use! If it’s blinking red, then the Avive
AED needs attention. [See Section 5.1 - 5.3 to
learn more about the Status Light]
D
C
B
A
E
Pad Cartridge
Self-adhesive pads used for treatment are
stored in a sealed package within the Pad
Cartridge. The pads are accessed by pulling
the Red Tab out from the Pad Cartridge, and
peeling open the package. [See Section 5.4
for how to replace the Pad Cartridge]
IMPORTANT: The Pad Cartridge is single-use,
disposable and must be replaced after the
expiration date is reached or the Pad
Cartridge has been used.
Stand Back Light
When this light is flashing – stand back, and
do not touch the patient. The Stand Back
Light flashes when the device is analyzing the
patient’s heart rhythm or delivering therapy. It
is important that no one touches the patient
during this time.
Speaker
The Avive AED provides audio instructions and
notifications during use through this speaker.
USB Charging Port
The Avive AED has a rechargeable battery.
Use the USB Charging Port to connect the
device to a charger in order to recharge the
AED. [See Section 5.3 for how to recharge
the device]
IMPORTANT: Use the Avive™ USB Power
Adapter and Avive USB Charging Cable for
guaranteed charging performance.
H
I
F
G
7SECTION 2  GETTING TO KNOW THE AVIVE AED

The Avive Automated External Defibrillator (AED) is intended for emergency treatment of
individuals who are exhibiting symptoms of cardiac arrest. A person in cardiac arrest:
• Is unresponsive; and
• Is not breathing normally
The Avive AED analyzes the patient’s electrocardiogram, interprets the cardiac rhythm, and
automatically delivers an electrical shock to treat ventricular fibrillation or pulseless ventricular
tachycardia.
The Avive AED is indicated for adult and pediatric patients over 1 years of age. When a patient
is less than 8 years old, or weighs less than 55 lbs., the Avive AED should be used in Child
Mode. Otherwise, the Avive AED should be used in Adult Mode. Therapy should not be delayed
in order to determine exact age and/or weight.
3.2 – What is Cardiac Arrest?
3.1 – Indications for Use
Cardiac arrest is when the heart unexpectedly and suddenly stops pumping blood to the body,
and it is caused by an irregular heartbeat (arrhythmia). Cardiac arrest can happen to anyone
– male, female, child, or adult – and often happens suddenly, without warning signs. If left
untreated, cardiac arrest will lead to death within minutes.
A defibrillation shock provides the only effective treatment for cardiac arrest. Every minute
that someone in cardiac arrest does not receive a defibrillation shock reduces their survival
chances, even if effective defibrillation is eventually delivered.
CPR should be performed as soon as possible on a patient in cardiac arrest, to maintain blood
flow and oxygen to the brain. However, it is critical to note that CPR alone cannot return a
heartbeat to a normal rhythm. The survival chances of someone in cardiac arrest is largely
dependent on how soon they receive treatment from a defibrillator.
SECTION 3
8SECTION 3  WHEN TO USE THE AVIVE AED
When to Use the Avive AED™