A fully automatic defibrillator is a device that automatically delivers a shock to a person experiencing sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) without the need for the user to press a button.

The device analyzes the heart's rhythm and, if necessary, delivers a shock automatically to restore a normal heartbeat.

Yes, fully automatic defibrillators are designed to be safe and easy to use, even for those with no medical training. They only deliver a shock when necessary.

Yes, fully automatic defibrillators are designed for use by anyone, including untrained bystanders, in emergency situations.

The main benefits include ease of use, increased speed in delivering a shock, and potentially higher survival rates for SCA victims.

No, these devices are designed to be intuitive and do not require special training, although basic knowledge of CPR and defibrillation is beneficial.

The key difference is that fully automatic defibrillators deliver a shock without user intervention, while semi-automatic models require the user to press a button to deliver the shock.

After using the device, continue CPR if necessary and wait for emergency medical services to arrive. Ensure the victim receives further medical care.

Yes, when used promptly, fully automatic defibrillators can significantly increase the chances of survival for someone experiencing sudden cardiac arrest.

Fully automatic defibrillators can be purchased through various medical equipment suppliers, both online and in physical stores. Always ensure you buy from a reputable source.