Wearable Defib Vest

[WolfmanHarris]

Ahh, but do you remember the game that preceded TRON? Loosed movie adaptation ever.

[Dustdevil]

Ahh, but do you remember the game that preceded TRON? Loosed movie adaptation ever.

Do you mean Laser Tron, or the video arcade game called TRON?

[Retread]

ahhhhh ! I got it DVD=time machine. Not unlike Professor Whoppie and the wayback machine. I wonder if Michael J/ Fox knows of this?

[Chief1C]

Wouldn't wanna be on a set of metal bleachers with him.

[nikipoo]

I think a word is missing.

Do you mean you DO want to be shocked, or DO NOT?

It was a hint of sarcasm. Sailed right over the head of some i suppose

[Richard B the EMT]

Professor Peabody (and his boy, Sherman) had the Wayback machine, and Doc Brown had the time traveling DeLorian.

I understand, as probably mentioned before, one of the first models of SAEDs used a pad to the chest, and the other electrode was a metallic airway. Supposedly, while between floors, the crew carrying the patient on a Scoop (which is metal!), suddenly heard the machine start charging up to deliver a shock!

[celticcare]

That would be definatly time for the trousers to turn brown.

Was chatting to the cardiologist at work yesterday, and is doing more reading into them and looking at seriously importing them, they would be on a rotational use basis as in patients on a holding period for their ICD would get them until the surgery then they get cleaned, stored and then another person gets it. Should be interesting. Luckily we dont have the whole unibomber thing or terrorist belts to worry about here and would probably be easier to teach people about it here. Being a smaller population I mean lol

[Lone Star]

ahhhhh ! I got it DVD=time machine. Not unlike Professor Whoppie and the wayback machine. I wonder if Michael J/ Fox knows of this?

Professor Peabody (and his boy, Sherman) had the Wayback machine, and Doc Brown had the time traveling DeLorian.

I understand, as probably mentioned before, one of the first models of SAEDs used a pad to the chest, and the other electrode was a metallic airway. Supposedly, while between floors, the crew carrying the patient on a Scoop (which is metal!), suddenly heard the machine start charging up to deliver a shock!

Edited April 10, 2009 by Lone Star

[FireMedic65]

I had TRON for my NES. Good times!

[Chief1C]

Almost an antique...