Method, mobile terminal, and computer program product for facilitating resuscitation
AssigneeMobiverus It Solutions AB
InventorMikael Liden
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Abstract
A method for facilitating resuscitation comprising starting an automatic resuscitation sequence, wherein the automatic resuscitation sequence comprises at least one from the group of: emitting audible instructions, displaying text instructions, displaying images, displaying animations, emitting metronome signals, emitting inflation sounds, displaying a clock showing elapsed time since starting the automatic resuscitation sequence, wherein the displaying of animations is associated with the metronome signals, wherein the displaying of animations is associated with the emitting of blowing sounds.
Claims15
A method for facilitating resuscitation comprising
- starting an automatic resuscitation sequence, wherein the automatic resuscitation sequence comprises at least one from the group of:
- emitting audible instructions,
- displaying text instructions,
- displaying images,
- displaying animations,
- emitting metronome signals,
- emitting inflation sounds,
- displaying a clock showing elapsed time since starting the automatic resuscitation sequence,
- wherein the displaying of animations is associated with the metronome signals,
- wherein the displaying of animations is associated with the emitting of blowing sounds.
A mobile terminal for facilitating resuscitation comprising:
- a display which is arranged to display text instructions, images, and animations relating to an automatic resuscitation sequence, and a and clock which is arranged to display elapsed time since a beginning of the automatic resuscitation sequence,
- a loudspeaker which is arranged to emit audible instructions, metronome signals, and blowing sounds relating to the automatic resuscitation sequence.
A method for simulating resuscitation comprising:
- starting an automatic resuscitation sequence, wherein the automatic resuscitation sequence comprises at least one from the group of:
- emitting audible instructions,
- displaying text instructions,
- displaying images,
- displaying animations,
- emitting metronome signals,
- emitting inflation sounds,
- detecting movement pertaining to chest compression,
- displaying a clock showing elapsed time since starting the automatic resuscitation sequence,
- wherein the displaying of animations is associated with the metronome signals,
- wherein the displaying of animations is associated with the emitting of blowing sounds.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.