The Zoll Propaq Defibrillator and Accessories offer an advanced solution for patient monitoring and emergency defibrillation. Equipped with a 12-lead ECG capability with interpretation, it ensures accurate patient diagnosis and support in critical settings.

This versatile device also includes Pacing, Non-Invasive Blood Pressure (NIBP), Pulse Oximetry (SpO2), and Integrated Capnography (ETCO2). Its comprehensive features, such as SpCO, SpHb, SpOC, PVI, PI, IBP, Temp monitoring options, provide medical professionals with detailed insights into patient conditions. The CPR Expansion Pack enhances its functionality by offering real-time CPR feedback, crucial for improved resuscitation. Compact and lightweight, it's an essential tool for hospital and pre-hospital emergency settings.

Key Features:

• Equipped with comprehensive 12-lead ECG capabilities, the Zoll Propaq Defibrillator offers quick, reliable readings and interpretations to assist in patient diagnosis.
• The design includes multiple monitoring features such as Non-Invasive Blood Pressure (NIBP), Pulse Oximetry (SpO2), and Integrated Carbon Dioxide (ETCO2) to ensure thorough patient evaluation.

Uses:

• The Zoll Propaq Defibrillator is used in emergency medical settings to monitor patient vital signs and for defibrillation. It's suitable for use in hospitals, ambulances, and clinics, offering a comprehensive monitoring solution with CPR feedback and advanced data analysis.

FAQs:

1. What is included with the Zoll Propaq Defibrillator?
The Zoll Propaq Defibrillator includes a Propaq monitor/defibrillator with 12-lead ECG, interpretation, pacing capabilities, and various vital sign monitoring such as NIBP, SpO2, and more.

2. Is the Zoll Propaq suitable for ambulance use?
Yes, its comprehensive features make it ideal for emergency medical settings including ambulance use, providing vital monitoring and defibrillator functions.

3. Does the Propaq have CPR feedback?
Yes, the Zoll Propaq includes a CPR expansion pack that provides real-time CPR feedback for more effective resuscitation efforts.