1.   Her slim body shakes with electric shocks as paramedics try to restart her heart.

2.   But restarting the heart requires an automated external defibrillator.

3.   CPR -- cardiopulmonary resuscitation -- can buy a few minutes until a paramedic arrives, but it takes an electrical shock from a defibrillator to restart the heart.

4.   Defibrillators can restart the heart by applying an electric shock that restores a normal rhythm.

5.   Defibrillators restart the heart by applying an electric shock to the heart to restore a normal rhythm.

6.   For the victim to have any chance of surviving, the heart must be restarted within minutes.

7.   His heart was restarted with electric shocks.

8.   None of the survivors had brain damage, which can follow cardiac arrest if the brain has been starved of oxygen because the heart was not restarted quickly enough.

9.   Only CPR from a quick-thinking bystander kept him alive until paramedics arrived to apply the twin paddles of a portable defibrillator and restart his heart.

10.   The human beings had rescued drowning swimmers, guided falling airplanes, restarted sputtering hearts and dislodged errant tomatoes.