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| The AED assessed him to have a shockable rhythm, then charged itself and instructed the rescue personnel to administer the shock. And, deciding to put myself into it, a reporter who now knew, at 23, he was still very young and shockable. SMART CPR: first-of-its-kind technology that automatically advises a responder whether to provide an immediate defibrillation shock, or CPR first, followed by a shock, when treating a patient with a shockable cardiac arrest rhythm. |
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