randomizzer wrote:Short answer, No.
Third problem is you can't tell if a person having a heart attack is actually in a shockable rythm. If they are not you could do more harm than good shocking them with a defibrillator or anything else.
Automated External Defibrillators take care of this little problem -- they won't administer a "shock" unless they detect an arrhythmia that can be helped by it. It will just instruct you to continue CPR. I doubt Tasers have this feature built into them...
Besides, Taser's manufacturer spends a lot of time in court trying to prove that the Taser can NOT affect the heart...
