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DefibQuantitative Measure

Defibrillator Energy Quantitative Measure

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Quantitative Measure (QaM) is data that involves numbers, measurements, or math. Typically, QaM uses any and all test equipment or tools to include but not limited to an electronic balance, a multimeter, an oscilloscope, a ruler, a chemical beaker, a safety analyzer, etc..

The QaM are numbers and are represented by units of measure such as:

  • acceleration: centimeter/square second, foot/square second,inch/square second,kilometer/hour second,meter/square second.
  • length: Millimeters, Centimeters, Inches, Feet, Yards, Meters, Kilometers, Miles
  • flow rate [volume]: liter/minute
  • radiation: rem, rad, sievert (Sv), roentgen (R)
  • density: kg/cubic meter, lbm/cubic foot, lbm/gallon
  • area: square centimeter, square inch, square mile
  • volume: Liters, Fluid Ounces, Pints, Quarts, Gallons
  • mass (weight): Kilograms, Ounces, Pounds, tons
  • temperature: Fahrenheit, Celsius, kelvin
  • energy: Btu, joule, foot pound, horsepower hour, inch pound, watt second
  • pressure: bar, inch of mercury [0 °C], inch of water [4 °C]


QaM is performed and documented during some routine PMs and all calibrations/verification's for every medical device. Armed with both research methods [i.e. Qualitative and Quantitative], you are well on your way to making highly effective and well documented evidence-based maintenance decisions, PMs, Calibrations, and repairs

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Qualitative and Quantitative Data

Qualitative and Quantitative Data

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