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Emergency Instruction Device
(AVU5001x)
Preparedness begins with training and extends beyond the classroom with this rugged,
comprehensive, and interactive first aid & CPR cognitive feedback tool.
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 rescuers to train anytime and decrease fear and panic.
The EID is designed to effectively coach users on CPR & first aid from start to finish. In the event of an emergency, this simple, easy-to-use touch pad gives directions in English or Spanish on how to respond quickly and accurately. Be prepared in the event of a sudden emergency with minimal first aid training or experience.
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First Voice Emergency Instruction Device (AVU5001x)
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The award-winning EID keeps rescuers focused on accepted first aid and CPR protocols in order to treat the injured person in a safe manner. The device speaks out loud and has visible instructions on the embedded LCD screen, asking questions about the extent of the injury. The yes/no buttons are used to answer. Depending on the severity of the situation, the EID continues to ask questions until it understands the situation and can accurately give instruction on how to proceed and further treat the injured person.
How does the EID benefit rescuers in an emergency situation? |
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Reduces panic and confusion with equipment that meets and exceeds OSHA requirements |
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Focuses on accurate medical care with protocols aligned with ECC and international First Aid Science guidelines |
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Increases preparedness to help reduce complications and disability costs from injuries |
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Improves outcomes and training retention for infrequently trained rescuers |
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Eliminates training difficulties for multilingual facilities (with English and Spanish standard on the device) |
| What is the EID used for? |
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First aid training that engages the senses and improves retention of skills(great online training accessory) |
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Homeland security, bloodborne pathogen, personal protection & scene safety training use & reminders |
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First aid or CPR training drill use |
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Real-time use during trauma and first aid situations: |
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Construction sites, mobile worksites, dangerous workplaces, or any place of employment |
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Schools, high-rise buildings, or any childcare or caregiver environment |
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Remote or high traffic areas where 911 assistance arrival may be delayed |
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Public and large gathering areas with limited EMT or first responder coverage |
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Rugged award-winning design with long term life and low ongoing operating cost |
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LCD display for high-noise environments and hearing impaired rescuers |
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Human voice audio calmly guides rescuer using comprehensible instruction segments |
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Patented triage-based system ensures victims get accurate and properly sequenced first aid treatment |
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Instructions provide rescuer and public protection with PPE, BBP cleanup, and homeland security guidance |
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1.25" slim design and easy grab handle fit into/onto any responder bag, first aid kit, or AED cabinet |
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Accessible datacard slot allows for most recent ECC/International First Aid Science protocol updatability |
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Multiple language capable with language toggle button to change audio/LCD instructions |
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Color-coded EID injury buttons correspond with easy-to-use First Voice Self-Contained Emergency Treatment (SET) Systems |
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Interacts with First Voice products that improve responder training or real-time rescuer performance |
| Power |
3 AA off-shelf batteries (rechargeable
batteries allowed) |
Protocols |
Emergency Cardiovascular Care (ECC) & First Aid Science Standards (American Heart Association, American Red Cross, National Safety Council, and other major
training organization compliant) |
| Battery Life |
1 year on standby |
Protocol Upgrades |
Datacard provided by manufacturer |
| Power Preservation |
2 minute LCD backlight shut-off
10 minute EID auto shut-off |
Customizable |
Yes: audio and written LCD instructions
can be customized |
| Dimensions |
Height 9" x Width 11.5" x Depth 1.25" |
Languages |
English and Spanish are standard - other
languages available upon request |
| Weight |
With batteries: 2 pounds |
Self Test |
Ongoing |
| IP Rating |
IP54, highly water and dust resistant |
Temperature |
Standby: 10° to 45° Celsius (50° to 110° F)
Operating: 0° to 50° Celsius (32° to 122° F) |
| Warranty |
3 Year on all parts |
Certifications |
Complies to UL, CE, IPC-A-610,
Intrinsically-Safe and FCC standards
1 meter shock/drop tested |
| Audio Instructions |
Human voice: 100 words per minute
Average instruction length: less than 15
seconds |
Audio Output |
High-quality water-resistant speaker |
| Type of Injuries Addressed and training provided |
Note: All buttons contain scene safety, 911 or emergency #, bloodbourne pathogen and universal precaution reminders
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Multiple Injuries:
• Address ABC's
• Prioritizes treatment of multiple injuries |
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Burns/Shock:
• Heat or thermal burns (from superficial to severe)
• Chemical burns
• Electrical burns
• Shock protocol |
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Head/Neck/Spine:
• Protection of head/neck
• Prioritizes treatment of multiple injuries
• Airway management
• Key reminders to prevent disability by unwarranted movement |
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Fracture/Sprain:
• Injury to pelvis, hip, upper leg, and ribs
• Open fractures (bone/tissue protruding)
• Pillow, sling, and splinting
• Lower leg, arm, hand, and ankle treatment
• Key signs and symptoms |
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AED/CPR - Breathing/Choking/Drowning:
• Hands only and trained rescuers CPR instructions
• AED use & reminders
• Adult, infant, child, newborn CPR protocols
• Airway management for trained rescuers
• Rescue breathing for trained rescuers
• CPR positioning and chest compression technique
• Pacing of compressions
• Choking (Conscious & Unconsciuos)
• Near drowning
• Breathing emergencies |
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Fracture/Sprain:
• Injury to pelvis, hip, upper leg, and ribs
• Open fractures (bone/tissue protruding)
• Pillow, sling, and splinting
• Lower leg, arm, hand, and ankle treatment
• Key signs and symptoms |
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Heart/Chest Pain/Stroke:
• Heart attack and chest pain
• Stroke
• Chest Pain
• Key signs and symptoms |
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Seizure/Diabetic:
• Treatment/airway management during seizure
• Treatment for conscious diabetic
• Key signs and symptoms |
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Bleeding/Shock/Childbirth:
• Severed body part
• Severe bleeding and tourniquet use(if applicable)
• Knocked out tooth
• Wound with protruding object
• Removal of a protruding object obstructing the airway |
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Heat/Cold/Overexertion:
• Heat-related illness
• Heat stroke
• Frostbite and treatment
• Hypothermia |
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• Abdominal injuries
• Organ/bone exposure
• Nose bleeds
• Medium/small cuts and scrapes
• Shock protocol
• Emergency childbirth
• Gunshot/stabbing wound
• Amputations |
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Bites/Stings & Other Training:
• Epipen use
• Chemical/Biological/Radiation (Homeland Security)
• Allergic reactions/bites/stings
• AED Training Drills
• CPR Pacing (Metronome)
• CPR & First Aid Training Drills
• Assessment reminders & helpful questions |
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