You don’t need a separate defibrillator to care for your pediatric patients. The R Series® defibrillator/monitor keeps things simple, with the pediatric paddles stored inside the adult paddles. It also uses the same OneStep™ cable to connect both adult and pediatric electrodes. When the pediatric electrodes are attached to the R Series, the shock energy is automatically lowered to a starting dose of 50 joules. When even 50 joules may be too high, such as in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), you can configure the R Series to automatically decrement to whatever dose is desired, even as low as 1 joule.
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R Series devices help you consistently deliver high-quality CPR, provide optimal defibrillation and pacing treatments, and manage your data to address critical quality improvements. Plus, these devices feature easy-to-use technology designed to enhance your patient outcomes.
The dashboard gives you all your data, all in one place. With the cloud-based format, you can remotely view all your connected defibrillators, assess defibrillator health, and troubleshoot from one convenient wireless dashboard.
Leverage data to improve your quality of care. CaseReview offers a snapshot of all the data points collected during a code. Your team can use these data points for immediate debriefing, or you can view them as aggregate data for quality improvement.
Even when a scene presents you with challenges, manage a cardiac arrest event more effectively than ever before with AutoPulse NXT. Quickly begin patient-customized, high-quality compressions in the field that can continue through transport and treatment.
You need a monitor/defibrillator that’s nimble and that can keep pace with evolving pre-hospital care standards. The ZOLL X Series is a lightweight, full-featured monitor/defibrillator suitable for patients of all ages.
You need a monitor/defibrillator that’s nimble and can keep pace with evolving pre-hospital care standards. The ZOLL X Series Advanced is the first device of its kind to feature real-time ventilation feedback, telemedicine capabilities, and post-case performance data review.
Helpful resources
2020 American Heart Association (AHA) Guidelines for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and Emergency Cardiovascular Care