The Lifepak 15 from Stryker/Physio-Control stands as a leader in defibrillator/monitor technology, delivering an extensive array of monitoring capabilities tailored for advanced life support (ALS) teams. This device continuously monitors all 12 leads in the background, ensuring rapid detection of any ECG changes. It features the innovative capability of EtCO2 measurement with continuous waveform capture, enhancing respiratory monitoring during critical care situations.

Equipped with Masimo Rainbow SET technology, the Lifepak 15 provides noninvasive monitoring for carbon monoxide levels, SpO2, and methemoglobin. This advancement allows healthcare providers to identify complex conditions that may have previously gone unnoticed. The device also comes with CODE-STAT data review software, empowering users to transmit, analyze, and display recorded patient data for comprehensive post-event evaluations.

The Lifepak 15 is powered by a robust lithium-ion battery system and boasts a SunVue display, ensuring excellent visibility in bright conditions. With seamless connectivity, it facilitates secure data collection and transmission, enhancing overall patient care. Designed to share a familiar interface with other Lifepak models, this device minimizes training requirements, making it easier for teams to integrate into their workflow.

Key Features:

- ADAPTIV Biphasic Technology: Offers both manual and AED external defibrillation modes for versatile treatment options.
- 8.4” Color LCD Screen: Provides clear visuals and easy navigation for monitoring vital signs.
- CPR Metronome: Gives audible prompts to assist with compression rates without detracting from focus.
- Noninvasive Pacing: Includes both demand and non-demand pacing capabilities.
- 12-Lead ECG Functionality: Supports comprehensive cardiac assessment.
- 100mm Printer: Generates hard copies of critical data on-site.

The Lifepak 15 is engineered for the rigorous demands of emergency care, ensuring that ALS teams have access to the most innovative and reliable technology available. Whether monitoring vital signs, analyzing trends, or delivering critical interventions, this device is an essential tool for improving patient outcomes in high-pressure environments.