The Reanibex 700 is a defibrillator with a screen, specially developed to respond to in-hospital and out-of-hospital emergencies.
Voice and text instructions for use on Bosnian, Serbian and Croatian language.
The Reanibex 700 is very intuitive, and thanks to its simple design, professionals will be able to respond quickly and efficiently to a medical emergency.
The Reanibex 700 is a display defibrillator capable of monitoring the ECG signal, defibrillation, non-invasive pacemaker therapy, blood oxygen level measurement and non-invasive blood pressure measurement in a single device.
Biphasic, up to 200 J with the possibility of switching to manual
Universal KDA algorithm for adult and pediatric patients
Monitoring of biological parameters, 3 channels
50 mm thermal printer, 2 channels
Synchronized cardioversion
Non-invasive pacemaker
Wide 5.7" color screen with high resolution
Weight of basic device: 5.5 kg (with patches and battery)
Device dimensions (width x length x height): 31.0 cm x 24.9 cm x 19.5 cm
Very high protection against dust and splashes (IP33)
In KDA mode, it analyzes the ECG signal and, if necessary, recommends defibrillation and guides the user in the activity protocol. The Reanibex 700 channel provides audio and visual guidance on the screen and supports BBB. It has a metronome, which will mark the correct rhythm to follow when doing the compressions, and an indicator that will give us information about the quality of the cardiac massage.
In manual defibrillator mode, the user must interpret the EKG rhythm, decide whether defibrillation or cardioversion is appropriate, select the appropriate energy level, load and discharge energy. This discharge is transmitted through reusable outer blades, disposable inner blades or disposable patches.
For ECG and arrhythmia monitoring, the Reanibex 700 can capture waveforms via monitoring electrodes and a patient cable with 3, 5 or 10 tensioners, multi-function defibrillation electrodes and reusable external paddles.
A non-invasive transcutaneous pacemaker is a device that delivers an electrical stimulus to the heart, which causes cardiac depolarization and myocardial contraction. Pacemaker impulses are delivered only through disposable multipurpose electrodes, both adult and pediatric.
Pulse oximetry is a continuous, non-invasive method for measuring arterial oxygen saturation in the blood (SpO2) and pulse rate (FP). To perform the measurement, a sensor is placed on the patient, usually on the fingertip or earlobe for adult patients, and on the hand or foot for newborn patients. The sensor is connected to the equipment via a patient cable. The sensor takes the patient's data signal and sends it to the equipment.
The Non-Invasive Blood Pressure (NIB) module of the Reanibex 700 uses an oscillometric measurement technique. It is a non-invasive measurement method that monitors the amplitude of cuff pressure changes during deflation to determine arterial blood pressure.
Voice and text instructions for use on Bosnian, Serbian and Croatian language.
