CU Medical Systems iPAD SP1 User manual

THE iPAD SP1
IN-USE QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE
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Lift the switch cover and set the
adult/child selection switch to match
the casualty. If the casualty is a
child, there is no need to use
dierent electrode pads.
If it is suspected the casualty is a
child aged between 1 and 8 years
old, the dual adult/child pads can be
used with the switch selection set to
the child mode.
Press the green on/o button. The
voice prompts will start. Follow all
the voice prompts.
This will commence with a beep,
followed by:
1. “Call Emergency Medical
Services now”.
2. “Plug the pads connector in
to the device” (pads are usually
pre-connected so may not
be heard)
3. “Adult mode” or “paediatric
mode” (this is conrmation of
switch selection)
4. “follow the voice prompts calmly”
Use the AED starter kit to prepare
the casualty.
Voice prompts continue:
5. “Remove all clothing from
chest and stomach. Rip clothing
if necessary”
Prepare the device:
6. “Tear open the pads packaging”
Stick pads to casualty as illustrated
on the pads. The visual indicator on
the device will also light up to illus-
trate where to stick the pads.
Voice prompts continue:
7. “Look closely at the picture on
each pad”
8. “Peel o the pad labelled ‘1’ and
stick to the bare skin of the patient,
exactly as shown in the picture”
9. “Peel o the pad labelled ‘2’ and
stick to the bare skin of the patient,
exactly as shown in the picture”
10. “Press pads rmly to the skin of
the patient”
The device will light up to ensure
no-one is touching the casualty. The
iPAD SP1 will analyse the casualty’s
heart rhythm and assess if a shock
is necessary.
Voice prompts continue:
11. “Do not touch the patient”
12. “Analysing heart rhythm”
A nominated device of the
British Heart Foundation

The device will announce whether
or not a shock is advised. If shock is
advised, there will be a continuous
beep and the shock button will ash
orange. Press the ashing orange
shock button when prompted:
13. “shock advised, stand clear”
14. “press the orange button now”
15. “deliver shock now”
16. “shock delivered”
If no shock is advised, even if you
press the orange shock button,
there is no way the device can
deliver a shock.
Voice prompt will say:
17. “no shock advised”
18. “be sure Emergency Medical
Services have been called”
19. “you may touch the patient”
20. “begin CPR now”
21. “press the ashing blue i button
for CPR voice prompt”
If a shock has been delivered, the
i button will ash blue and can be
pressed for CPR voice prompt.
The voice prompt is set to guide CPR
at a ratio of 30 chest compressions:
2 breaths for 2 minutes. The voice
prompt is a beat sound and the
word breathe:
22. “press the ashing blue i button
for CPR voice prompt”
23. “beat” (30)
24. “breathe” (2)
For technical support call
03333 444789
TO RE-ORDER ACCESSORIES PLEASE CALL YOUR SUPPLIER AND QUOTE:
63032 – Disposable battery 63124 – Dual adult/child pads 63040 – AED starter kit
63036 – Indoor alarmed cabinet 63138 – Wall mounting bracket
Other accessories available upon request
If the ashing blue i button was
not pressed, during the 2 minutes
of CPR, the voice prompts will advise
the time remaining until the heart
rhythm of the casualty will be
re-analysed:
25. “re-analysing heart rhythm
in 2 minutes”
26. “re-analysing heart rhythm
in 1 minute”
27. “re-analysing heart rhythm
in 40 seconds”
28. “re-analysing heart rhythm
in 20 seconds”
The device will then go through
the same process to re-analyse the
casualty’s heart rhythm and advise if
another shock is advisable or not.
Continue to follow the voice
prompts until medical help arrives.
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