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Just found from United Kingdom sources where western medicine is learned all those Sri Lankan Specialist. This is how they use and recommend who can use it too. Please tell the truth to nation my learned friends. This is about defibrillator or use of AED in UK not in India.
http://www.sja.org.uk/sja/first-aid-advice/first-aid-techniques/using-a--defibrillator-aed.aspx
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Who can use an AED?
Anyone who has minimal CPR and AED training can use an AED to help save a life.
Many people around the world are trained, including police and security officers, firefighters, athletic trainers, flight attendants and lifeguards. Newly-developed AEDs such as the LIFEPAK CR Plus AED offer greater ease of use and can be found in schools, health clubs, community centers, religious communities, homes and many other locations. AEDs are designed to help people with minimal training use them safely in tense, emergency situations. They have numerous built-in safeguards and are designed to deliver a shock only if the AED detects one or more shocks are necessary.
Their ease of use and built-in safety mechanisms make AEDs suitable for use in community or company-wide programs.
I never liked this fuckers attitude
Anyone who has minimal CPR and AED training can use an AED to help save a life.
Many people around the world are trained, including police and security officers, firefighters, athletic trainers, flight attendants and lifeguards. Newly-developed AEDs such as the LIFEPAK CR Plus AED offer greater ease of use and can be found in schools, health clubs, community centers, religious communities, homes and many other locations. AEDs are designed to help people with minimal training use them safely in tense, emergency situations. They have numerous built-in safeguards and are designed to deliver a shock only if the AED detects one or more shocks are necessary.
Their ease of use and built-in safety mechanisms make AEDs suitable for use in community or company-wide programs.
I never liked this fuckers attitude 
මම දැක්කා කොහෙ හරි බිල්ඩින් එකකත් ඕකක් ගහලා තියනවා වීදුරැව කඩලා අරන් පාවිච්චි කරන්න හදිසි අවස්තාවක.
These GMOA Doctors want to keep medical knowledge , sacrosanct to them. With advent of new technology they too will be operators ... A set of unscrupulous schemers
දොස්තර කෙනෙක් නොමැතිව Defibrillator භාවිතා කරන ආකාරය. දැන් එය නව තාක්ෂණයෙන් ගිනි නිවන හමුදාවේ අයද වෙන රට වල භාවිතා කරයි.
ඇයි අපි තවමත් ගල් යුගයේ ???
ඇයි අපි තවමත් ගල් යුගයේ ???
Methana pora talk dena oya SLMC eka nisa dushkara palath wala hospitals keeyak wehilada kiyala hoyala balapan.
Who can use an AED?
Anyone who has minimal CPR and AED training can use an AED to help save a life.
Many people around the world are trained, including police and security officers, firefighters, athletic trainers, flight attendants and lifeguards. Newly-developed AEDs such as the LIFEPAK CR Plus AED offer greater ease of use and can be found in schools, health clubs, community centers, religious communities, homes and many other locations. AEDs are designed to help people with minimal training use them safely in tense, emergency situations. They have numerous built-in safeguards and are designed to deliver a shock only if the AED detects one or more shocks are necessary.
Their ease of use and built-in safety mechanisms make AEDs suitable for use in community or company-wide programs.
problem is how do we know these indian AEDs have those protections?
I guess there is only one way to find
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