There is an increasing need for Australians to have access to life-saving Defibrillators and high-quality First Aid Kits. Servicing Blue Mountains and surrounding regions, Priority First Aid is a reputable and client-focused business dedicated to providing solutions for your Defibrillator, defibrillator accessories and First Aid Kit needs.
Priority First Aid was established in 2014 in response to the growing need for all Australians to be provided with access to high quality life-saving Defibrillators and first-aid kits. Our vision is to educate everyday people about everyday risks, and consistently provide a product that will match their potential health risks with a suitable Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Blue Mountains that conforms to the highest standards of quality and reliability.
Priority First Aid services all regions of Australia, including Blue Mountains, and provides a wide range of life-saving equipment such as Defibrillators for sale {loction}, accessories and first-aid products including Industry and General Purpose Kits, Module Kits, National Workplace First-Aid Kits, Snake Bite Kits, Wall Mount Kits and First-Aid Toolbox.
Automated External Defibrillators Blue Mountains can be found in public places such as sporting clubs, medical centres, schools, shopping centres, gyms, libraries and entertainment venues. AEDs are also widely used within private business, government buildings and facilities
AED Defibrillator Brisbane is designed specifically for use on someone in Cardiac Arrest. According to the Heart Foundation:
According to the Heart Foundation:
Start Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) by commencing chest compressions.
Use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) as soon as possible if available.
Priority First Aid, Blue Mountains, emphasises the importance of AEDs as a life-saving device and can be used by anybody in an emergency as it instructs users on each step required to assist someone requiring resuscitation.
AED Defibrillator Blue Mountains is designed to only deliver a shock in certain circumstances and are safe for anyone to use. There are two different types of Defibrillators which are a semi-automatic and fully automatic. A semi-automatic defibrillator requires rescuers to push the shock button whereas a fully automatic will deliver the shock for you. Both types of devices will warn rescuers to stand clear and to not touch the casualty before delivering a shock to ensure safety.
Defibrillators Australia are medical devices designed to send an electric pulse to the heart to restore a normal heartbeat in the event of an emergency. In the setting of a cardiac arrest, these devices are used to stop irregular heartbeats (known as fatal arrhythmias) to correct and restore a normal sequence of electrical impulses to the heart.
Some of the most serious symptoms caused by arrhythmias include unconsciousness, light-headedness or dizziness, weakness or fatigue, shortness of breath and anxiety, rapid heartbeat, pounding in the chest and chest pain or pressure.
Heart attacks often lead to arrhythmias or Sudden Cardiac Arrest. A heart attack occurs when there is a sudden blockage of oxygenated blood to an area of the heart. This results in the heart muscle not receiving enough oxygen to function properly and pump blood to your body.
Priority First Aid is passionate about providing defibrillator access to individuals and businesses. Brisbane-wide, hospitals, medical clinics, gyms and individuals’ access and use defibrillators as they are proven to significantly increase an individual’s chance of survival if they are in Sudden Cardiac Arrest. Studies show that when a person suffers a sudden cardiac arrest, chances of survival decrease by as much as 10 per cent for each minute that passes without the use of a defibrillator and effective cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).
It is recommended that AEDs are displayed so they are easily visible and accessible in the event of an emergency. Your defibrillator should be regularly inspected to ensure that it is in good working order and rescue ready. All AEDs sold by Priority First Aid have a status indicator that will visually confirm your defibrillator is ready for use.
All our high-quality reliable AEDs – Home Defibrillators Blue Mountains and Portable Defibrillators Blue Mountains – perform daily, weekly and monthly self-tests. If your device detects an issue from one of these tests, an alarm will sound to alert you. If this should occur, refer to your defibrillator owners’ instruction manual or contact Priority First Aid for support.
The Best Defibrillators in Australia are designed to be used in conjunction with quality Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) to give someone in cardiac arrest the highest chance of survival.
While first aid training is not required to use a defibrillator, Priority First Aid encourages and recommends as many people as possible to undertake CPR and First Aid Training.
All Automated External Defibrillators Blue Mountains are supplied by Priority First Aid servicing Blue Mountains and surrounding regions, are approved medical devices by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA).
Anyone can use a Defibrillator Kit Blue Mountains when CPR is needed. A person needs CPR if they are unresponsive and not breathing normally. Remember, time is crucial. Call an ambulance on triple zero (000), start CPR and use a defibrillator as soon as possible.
The device will tell you what to do. AEDs must be used in conjunction with CPR. Make sure the area around the person is clear.
The Defibrillator for Home Blue Mountains will instruct where to put electrodes (pads) on the person’s body. The device may deliver more than one shock. The Heart Defibrillator Brisbane may instruct you to continue CPR after the shock. Continue CPR until the ambulance arrives and a paramedic takes over.
A person does not need training to use an AED, but first-aid training will increase your confidence.
*The ARC Guidelines – Australian Resuscitation Council
For more information on the use and to buy a Defibrillator Blue Mountains contact Priority First Aid Blue Mountains by email info@priorityfirstaid.com.au or phone 0422 429 956.
