This video demonstrates how to use the Philips FRx Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) with Voice Prompts for both the CPR and AED segments of the resuscitation.
I saw this AED in Grey's Anatomy season 18 episode 7, I was on my laptop while my godmother was watching the show, when I heard the AED voice, I thought to myself "Wait a minute, was that Peter Thomas'' voice?" and sure enough I was right!
Great video, love Peter Thomas and so glad he agreed to help with this!! Only difference than when this video was filmed is MOUTH TO MOUTH IS NO LONGER RECOMMENDED!!!!! PLEASE ONLY DO CHEST COMPRESSIONS DURING CPR!!
@@logan4844 They no longer "advise" mouth-to-mouth specifically to not freak people who aren't trained out, if you aren't squeamish you should still do Mouth to Mouth, at least that's what I've been taught.
every time I hear the Beat start to assist you with CPR, the song Purple Haze by Jimi Hendrix plays in my mind..... see! now you will think that every time to.
No. Good guess though! It's actually Peter Thomas. He might be best known for his narration of numerous PBS nature documentaries, as well as TruTV's Forensic Files (just to name a mere two examples)
Why perform CPR after a shock? When I was trained, the AED would analyze after shocking and then either tell you to shock again, or that no shock is advised and to check the pulse.
Because every minute that you're not performing CPR, no blood is getting pumped and the patient is losing oxygen. (i.e Dying). Not to mention it is not the shock that restarts the heart, it is actually the compressions. When the shock stops all heart activity, in order to start the heart again you need to perform compressions, otherwise the shock is doing nothing but stopping the heart.
These smaller battery powered defibrillators can take the better part of a minute to charge for a second shock. That’s a minute with no oxygen and a minute closer to death. Many of them will tell you to check pulse and resume CPR until they’ve charged again then they will make another shock advised decision at that time
@@fabplays6559that’s not entirely true, the defibrillator resets the heart and depolarizes all of the muscles to set it up to beat again, the chest compressions may aid in restarting the heart but depending on the rhythm the heart may very well start back up after a shock
It's not Peter Thomas. It's VIC PERRIN, same voice actor who did the Control Voice form the original "Outer Limits." Look up VIC PERRIN in Wikipedia to verify this.
If you got that information from riflemanconnors.com, then that was likely a very much older model of this defibrillator. That website is from the Geocities era.
Peter did the voice for the ""Heart Start" model which you can clearly hear on this video, which sounds like this one. czcams.com/video/dkv2BrgLKa4/video.html
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Amazing how many fans Mr. Thomas has thanks to Forensic Files. I had no idea how often I heard his voice without even realizing it was him.
This is the same guy??
Yes!
@@jamesrosewell9081 Yes! It is really Peter Thomas.
I saw this AED in Grey's Anatomy season 18 episode 7, I was on my laptop while my godmother was watching the show, when I heard the AED voice, I thought to myself "Wait a minute, was that Peter Thomas'' voice?" and sure enough I was right!
Great video, love Peter Thomas and so glad he agreed to help with this!!
Only difference than when this video was filmed is MOUTH TO MOUTH IS NO LONGER RECOMMENDED!!!!! PLEASE ONLY DO CHEST COMPRESSIONS DURING CPR!!
I took a course fo this less than a year ago where I was taught to do mouth to mouth. WHy shoulnt you do mouth to mouth?
@@logan4844 They no longer "advise" mouth-to-mouth specifically to not freak people who aren't trained out, if you aren't squeamish you should still do Mouth to Mouth, at least that's what I've been taught.
"Then police discovered the nude body in a ravine..."
The creepiest thing I’ve ever heard him narrate was “After the murder, he flushed her internal organs down the toilet.”
Lol
jajajajaja
"The de-fib-rill-a-tor had also been...sexually assaulted."
It's the guy from Forensic Files! I knew that voice so well but I never looked up his name until just now.
Paula Catlover Peter Thomas ! Rip
Sure is Peter Thomas!!
If the first shock did not correct the rhythm and the patient continues to show no signs of life, CPR is indicated.
How did no one make a remix of the "keep time with the beat" part?
every time I hear the Beat start to assist you with CPR, the song Purple Haze by Jimi Hendrix plays in my mind..... see! now you will think that every time to.
Funny, I was triggered to look up this video after I was listening to the intro to that song.
No. Good guess though!
It's actually Peter Thomas. He might be best known for his narration of numerous PBS nature documentaries, as well as TruTV's Forensic Files (just to name a mere two examples)
I think he was also the guy doing the narrations on Paul Hardcastle's hit, "19".
Why perform CPR after a shock? When I was trained, the AED would analyze after shocking and then either tell you to shock again, or that no shock is advised and to check the pulse.
To continue to attempt to have heart beat.
Because every minute that you're not performing CPR, no blood is getting pumped and the patient is losing oxygen. (i.e Dying). Not to mention it is not the shock that restarts the heart, it is actually the compressions. When the shock stops all heart activity, in order to start the heart again you need to perform compressions, otherwise the shock is doing nothing but stopping the heart.
These smaller battery powered defibrillators can take the better part of a minute to charge for a second shock. That’s a minute with no oxygen and a minute closer to death. Many of them will tell you to check pulse and resume CPR until they’ve charged again then they will make another shock advised decision at that time
@@fabplays6559that’s not entirely true, the defibrillator resets the heart and depolarizes all of the muscles to set it up to beat again, the chest compressions may aid in restarting the heart but depending on the rhythm the heart may very well start back up after a shock
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Isaiah, do you really find the voice prompts creepy? The aim is to keep the rescuer calm.
As much as I adore Peter Thomas' voice, it's a tad creepy to me as well. This was supposed to calm people?
I don't mind the voice prompts.
@@sarcasticallyrearranged It could be that the voice is supposed to convey a sense of urgency.
It is to convey a sense of urgency, the voice is clear and concise, for this is no laughing matter
Is this the voice of NFL Films, John Facenda?
"Remove clothes from patient's chest"
Me: 😳😳😳
They need to make it not so creepy. Like maybe some jazz to keep calm. lol
You may be farting when hearing the beat😂
That comment cracks me up!
@@MsAussie83 😮
thre funniest thing about these kits are the accesory kits with pocket mask etc, some go fo 40-50 bucks, they are only worth 10 at best.
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1:14 “for help with CPR press the flashing blue button”
That one color blind person: 🤔
It’s the only flashing button
Thankfully, colourblindness very rarely affects the perception of blue
It's not Peter Thomas. It's VIC PERRIN, same voice actor who did the Control Voice form the original "Outer Limits."
Look up VIC PERRIN in Wikipedia to verify this.
Bill Milosz it is Peter Thomas
If you got that information from riflemanconnors.com, then that was likely a very much older model of this defibrillator. That website is from the Geocities era.
Peter did the voice for the ""Heart Start" model which you can clearly hear on this video, which sounds like this one. czcams.com/video/dkv2BrgLKa4/video.html
It IS Peter Thomas.