Physio-control, Inc.

Medtronic Physio-control Manufacturing Corporation

Stryker Corporation

Medtronic Physio-control Corp.

Cathlene D Buchanan

John C Daynes

Douglas J Hill

Christopher G Alviar

Peter C Wung

Richard C Nova

Mitchell Allen Smith

Jeremy Wong

Mark Allen Catron

Kenneth J Peterson

Chad Clayton Walters

Ryan Peter Bowman

Corey James Centen

Ryan David Lee

Christian Schneider

Kristina Edmonson

Maegan P Wilkinson

Adam Looker

Sarah A Smith

Seth Paul Lynch

Chad Alan Follmar

David Mark VandeRiet

Brendan Greetham

Nikolaos Kalogeropoulos

Richard M Lee

Gregory Vincent Browne

David James Stewart

Matthew Lawrence Bielstein

Neil G McIlvaine

Jeffery Scott Edwards

Fernd Van Engelen

Jeremy Edward Brummett

Bethany Joyce Johnson

Karen Kraft Langman

Jonas Buck

Jennifer Goeman Jensen

Johanna Schoemaker

Kenneth Howard Dickenson

Markus Wierzoch

Clayton Ming Young

Gregory V Browne

Moira Montgomery Galvin

Jeffrey S Edwards

Medical device connector

Medical device

An adaptable healthcare module that is coupleable to one or more defibrillator devices is disclosed. The adaptable health care module includes a healthcare coupling to assist with treatment and/or monitoring of a patient. The healthcare coupling can be active while decoupling the adaptable healthcare module from a first defibrillator device and coupling to a second defibrillator device. The coupling of the adaptable healthcare module includes a mechanical engagement, between the adaptable healthcare module and the defibrillator device, to retain the adaptable healthcare module to the defibrillator device.

Universally adaptable module for defibrillator monitors

Chest pad for CPR feedback device

Socket for temperature monitoring probe of patient monitor

Plug and socket for temperature monitoring probe of patient monitor

Defibrillator display shield

The present invention is directed to a defibrillator having both a manual and an AED mode with corresponding user commands for both modes. The defibrillator includes a door which conceals manual mode commands, such that opening of the door puts the defibrillator in the manual mode and simultaneously reveals the manual mode command buttons. In one actual embodiment, the door includes apertures which allow access to the AED command buttons. When the door is in the open position, a keypad is revealed having manual commands which preferably take the form of buttons. In another actual embodiment, the door includes a switch which senses when the door is opened and sends the defibrillator into manual mode. The door includes a front side having AED command buttons, and a back side having manual mode command buttons. The door conceals a keypad having further manual mode command buttons.

Defibrillator with a multiple-mode interface

Door for a portable defibrillator

Portable external defibrillator

Growing community of inventors

Shoreline, WA, United States of America

Cathlene D Buchanan