A defibrillator is a small device placed in a person's heart to detect abnormal heartbeats and restore a normal rhythm through electrical shocks if needed. It works like a small computer, monitoring a person's heartbeat and delivering shocks through leads connected to the heart if it detects dangerously uneven or slow rhythms. The shocks provide an energy boost to help the heart resume beating regularly and potentially save the person's life.

1. Defibrillator – convert asymmetrical rhythm of heartbeats in even
A defibrillator is a small device that is placed in a personal heart when he is suffering from sudden
cardiac assets to detect the abnormal heart beats of person. In this situation person heart beat starts
too quickly or very slowly so this device helps to save life by sending a power boost or electrical shocks
to person hearts. This energy is very beneficial for heart to get back his on track. A defibrillator works as
a small computer. Instead of storing records for articles and financial programs, a defibrillator maintains
the records for heartbeat of person. When it detects that heart beats of victim are going unnaturally
then it starts giving shocks.
Defibrillator is made up of two parts, the guide and the generator. The lead checks the heart rhythms
and takes energy to the heart when speedy or uneven rhythms are detected. The generator is the brains
behind the lead and it is responsible to decide what to do with the rhythms. When it distinguishes
asymmetrical beats, it sends the energy through the leads. The energy is basically a battery that’s placed
in the generator and save the life of victim by doing the rhythm in natural beats. In this defibrillator is
responsible to save the life of people.