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Dogs Don’t See the World in B&W and 40 Other Popular “Facts” That Are Actually Myths Explained

October 14, 2019 by Michael Franklin

A Heart That Has Stopped Beating Can Be Restarted with a Defibrillator

Contrary to popular belief, you cannot restart a heart with a defibrillator if it has already stopped beating — no matter how much electricity is used.

Fibrillation is the term for an irregular heartbeat due to a sudden cardiac arrest. To help the heart regain its normal rhythm, electric shocks are administered by using a defibrillator. AEDs (Automatic External Defibrillators) scan the heart’s electrical rhythm and administer a shock if any irregularities in the beat are noticed. While this device can be vital, it becomes useless when the heartbeat stops completely.

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