CPR computer aiding
OwnerDonald C. Hutchinsinventor
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A cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) aiding computer system provides guidance to rescue personnel trained in CPR for resuscitating a victim under an emergency condition. The system includes an input for entering information signals representative at least of characteristics of the victim relevant to proper performance of CPR techniques, a processing unit responsive to the information signals and for providing output signals representative of proper steps to be taken in resuscitating the victim, and an output, including a display, responsive to the output signals and for providing guidance signals, which include visible signals, such as animated images, on the display, of the proper steps to be taken by the rescue personnel in resuscitating the victim. In one embodiment, the output includes an audio system for producing audible guidance in response to the output signals, wherein the speech guidance is synchronized with the visible guidance. The system can be configured as a personal computer, or as a network of terminals and computers.
A general purpose computer system adapted for cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) aiding to provide guidance to rescue personnel trained in CPR for resuscitating a victim under an emergency condition, comprising:
A general purpose computer network system adapted to provide guidance to rescue personnel trained in cardiopulmonary resuscitation for resuscitating victims under emergency conditions, comprising:
An article of manufacture, comprising:
A computer program for providing guidance signals to rescue personnel trained in CPR for resuscitating a victim under an emergency condition, the computer program being stored on a media readable by a general purpose computer, for configuring the computer upon being read and executed by the computer to perform functions comprising:
A method for use in cardiopulmonary resuscitation with a general purpose computer system configured for providing guidance to rescue personnel trained in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) for resuscitating a victim under an emergency condition, the computer system comprising a computer terminal having an input and an output, a processing unit responsive to the input, the output being responsive to the processor and including a display and an electroacoustical transducer, the input including an interactive display input, the method including:
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