CPR display for monitor/defibrillator with assisted CPR
AssigneeKoninklijke Philips N.V.
InventorCurtis White Freeman
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Abstract
A CPR device includes a CPR meter which is placed on the sternum of a patient and against which chest compressions are applied during CPR. The chest compressions are sensed by the CPR meter and this information is supplied to a display device for the display of the progress of CPR. A graphical display is provided which graphically illustrates the progress of CPR during a current CPR interval in either elapsed time or chest compressions delivered, as compared with the total time of the CPR interval or the maximum number of chest compressions to be delivered. The display can be configured to display either elapsed time or chest compression count, and the total number of compressions to be applied and the total duration of the CPR interval can be selectively configured.
Claims12
A CPR device which tracks a progress of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) during a CPR interval having a desired duration comprising:
- a sensor which senses an application of chest compressions to a patient;
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- a CPR display, responsive to sensed chest compressions, including a progress bar which is filled to graphically illustrate an elapsed time of the CPR interval of the desired duration,
- wherein the CPR display is progressively updated in real time to illustrate the progress of CPR during the CPR interval,
- wherein the CPR display begins with a representation of zero at a start of the CPR interval and is incremented toward the desired duration of a total time of the CPR interval during the CPR interval.
A CPR device which tracks a progress of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) during a CPR interval comprising:
- a sensor which senses an application of chest compressions to a patient;
- a CPR display, responsive to sensed chest compressions, including a progress bar which is filled to graphically illustrate a number of chest compressions applied during the CPR interval consisting of the total number of chest compressions to be applied during a full CPR interval,
- wherein the CPR display is progressively updated in real time to illustrate the progress of CPR relative to the full CPR interval.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.