| defibrinated blood |
Whole blood from which fibrin was separated during the clotting process. If whole blood is stirred, the stringy elastic fibrin comes out on the stirrer; the fibrin can be washed until white. The remaining thick red blood, call
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| defibrillation |
When a high-energy electrical impulse is used to stop fast, abnormal heart beats. The shock restores the heart's normal rhythm.
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| defibrillator |
A device that monitors the heart beat. It gives out a high-energy electrical impulse to stop very fast and abnormal heartbeats and returns the heart to a normal rhythm. It can be external (placed on the chest) or internal (surgically placed in the chest).
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| defibrillation |
A technique in which a high-energy electric shock is administered to the heart to treat life-threatening arrhythmias. This therapy can be used externally with defibrillating paddles or internally as part of therapy with an ICD (implantable cardioverter defibrillator).
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| defibrillation |
The use of a direct current electroshock device to accomplish a simultaneous discharge of the coronary muscle and thus an interruption of the ventricular fibrillation. [top]
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