A Quick Instruction of the Zoll

This is a quick instruction of basic and advanced options of the Zoll monitor. It reviews NiBP, pulse oximetry, manual mode, defibrillation, synchronized cardioversion, non-invasive pacing, and a few more functions. Please keep comments constructive and respectful. Not every function of the Zoll is reviewed.

[@tc5290]

Very quick and clear. Handy reference video.

[@andyvaldez212]

wow, excellent video

[@bruceushkow8242]

Well done as always.

[@iamshakeelsindho]

Very much informational! Thanks

[@seanoakes2964]

This was fantastic! Thanks

[@knightstranger]

Great job. Big help. Thank you.

[@mariaglrg95]

Very helpful, thanks!!

[@JeepGuy80]

I broke the replay button at "aaaaaaaah" Thanks I needed that laugh!

[@UnYin99]

easy fun and fast thanks guys!

[@mlimberg6501]

The M series is still a fine piece of equipment.

[@corrindion]

great .Thanks for putting it up

[@ventilator98]

THIS IS AN AWESOME VIDEO. THANK YOU SO VERY VERY VERY MUCH.

[@BlueJFilms]

Thank you. You should check out the new Zoll X Series Monitor. They are improving!

[@jjaldin5769]

Fantastic!

[@MegaOsp]

good job!!!

[@gilq1658]

This video was really helpful thank you!

[@awallnerful]

awesome!! u rock

[@ayahikaru]

V tach is unsynchronized shock, I think.

[@BlueJFilms]

If a patient is conscious, you will shock v.tach in a synchronized shock.

[@javbas1]

Thanks

[@medinekizikoglu1246]

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[@medinekizikoglu1246]

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[@medinekizikoglu1246]

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[@LadyMoonstar6601]

hi can patient monitors crash?

[@DawidKellerman]

+Annie Mooney Yes they can anything with software can crash BUT they generally have watchdog timers and would restart or reload the section of code. They run software that works in real time, things will happen at a pre determined time like computer aided machining. The software will also be reviewed by several different people during the development phase. The instruction in the Zoll M Series manual is if it behaves "oddly" (not a direct quote) turn it on and off. Have only seen it once with a faulty probe they would not pass the self test as opposed to work and then crash during patient care.

[@medinekizikoglu1246]

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[@medinekizikoglu1246]

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[@ViziBoiYT]

they can but it's a bit rare

[@firelifemedix6643]

good video :D

[@medinekizikoglu1246]

Eyuluşü

[@Premier_League_Roblox_Offical]

Old Zoll

[@xsvegosl66]

lol

[@medinekizikoglu1246]

Kıü

[@knightstranger]

Great job. Big help. Thank you.