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LifeVest Mannequin Product Shot - Front
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LifeVest Mannequin Product Shot - Back
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Conductive Gel Packs If the patient is unconscious when an alarm sounds, the electrodes will deploy conductive gel prior to the LifeVest delivering a shock.
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Response alarm If a patient is conscious when an alarm sounds, he/she can prevent the shock by simultaneously pressing two response buttons.
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LifeVest System The LifeVest is the first personal defibrillator that can be worn outside the body rather than implanted in the chest. The non-invasive device continuously monitors the patient's heart to detect life-threatening abnormal heart rhythms. If a life-threatening rhythm is detected and the patient is unconscious, the device delivers an electrical shock to restore normal rhythm.
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LifeVest Monitor The LifeVest monitor continuously monitors the patient's heart to detect life-threatening abnormal heart rhythms. The monitor also includes an alarm which notifies the patient of abnormal rhythms. If the patient is conscious, he/she can hold in two buttons to prevent a shock from being administered. The monitor is worn in a holster around the waist.
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LifeVest Garment The LifeVest garment is light-weight, washable, and can be comfortably worn under clothing.
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LifeVest Belt The LifeVest electrode belt assembly is worn around the chest with one electrode worn in the front and two in the back. The electrodes are worn against bare skin and deploy gel automatically prior to administering a shock.
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LifeVest Modem Typically, once a week the physician will want the patient to connect their monitor to the LifeVest modem to send their heart monitoring data over the phone to the physician's computer for his review.
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