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every year seven million people worldwide suffer sudden cardiac arrest it can happen to anyone anywhere at any time 84 percent of sudden cardiac arrest events occur outside of a healthcare setting only five to ten percent of victims currently survive while some cardiac events are treatable with effective cardiopulmonary resuscitation or CPR alone others require a combination of effective CPR and the use of an automated external defibrillator or AED to deliver a life-saving shock within the first few minutes of cardiac arrest in both cases effective CPR contributes to an increase of survival rates of up to 75 percent Hart signed CPR rate advisor featured on certain models of the Samaritan pa D automated external defibrillators provides real-time visible and audible feedback to the rescuer on the rate of CPR compressions during a sudden cardiac arrest CPR is crucial to deliver oxygenated