1.  Defibrillators Nick Gomes

2. Manual External  Pick amount of charge of shock that will be given through pads placed on chest, usually found in hospitals  Requires training to use

3. Manual Internal  Same as manual external except pads are in direct contact with the heart Usually found operating rooms

4. Automated External (AED)  Uses computer to analyze heart then suggest whether a shock is needed or not  Usually found in public places  Made simpler for anyone to use

5. Implantable Cardioverter  Similar to pacemakers, constantly monitor patients heart and administer shocks when needed  Limitation – cannot distinguish when heartbeat changes due to exercise and other activities

6. Wearable Cardiac  Portable defibrillator that is worn as a vest, monitors heart 24/7  Not as common as others

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