Dental Office Emergency Instruction Device (EID) (AVU5001D) Just four minutes in a medical emergency can mean the difference between life and death. The First Voice Emergency Instruction Device (EID) is a life saving, affordable device that allows your dental office to help mediate the situation until 911 assistance arrives. When a traumatic medical emergency happens in your dental office, the EID has a touch pad that is simple and easy-to-use and provides the coaching to keep your office staff reacting calmly and confidently. The First Voice EID ensures you and your office do the right things at the right time! It is an essential for liability protection and emergency preparedness.

First Voice Emergency Instruction Device: Dental ACLS configuration (#AVU5001D)

How does the EID benefit dental offices?

	Reduces panic and confusion with equipment that meets and exceeds dental licensing requirements
	Focuses on accurate medical care with protocols aligned with ECC and ACLS/BLS guidelines
	Increases preparedness to help reduce complications and potential liability costs
	Improves outcomes and training retention for infrequently trained rescuers
	Immediate care for major medical emergencies

Dental ACLS Protocols The Dental ACLS version of the First Voice EID covers standard major and minor first aid injuries but also protects your dental office by providing real-time access to various infrequently used dental-specific medical emergency protocols such as (but not limited to):

	First aid training that engages the senses and improves retention of skills
	Real-time use during trauma and first aid situations:

Chest Pain	Bradycardia Treatment
Patient history questions	Ammonia ampule use
Drug or nitroglycerine administration	Atropine or other anticholinergic administration
Oxygen administration	Severe Allergic Reactions
Syncope	Drug administration recommendations
Pregnant patient positioning	Oxygen administration
Rapid onset skin reaction	Unconscious Patients
Administration of histamine blocker	AED use
IV or IM drug administration recommendations	Drug administration
Respiratory Distress	Oxygen administration
Hyperventilation treatment	BVM instructions
Asthma medication administration	CPR/breathing pacing and coaching
Delivering oxygen	Trendelenberg positioning
Removal of foreign objects	Expelling foreign objects
Chrichothyrotomy procedures