60cm Baby CPR Training Manikin, PVC Infant First Aid Model Infarction Model, Resuscitation Manikins Infant Airway Obstruction And CPR Training Simulator, for Educational Teaching Research Training

Features:
– Normal airway obstruction simulation
– Standard CPR operations can be performed: artificial respiration and extracardiac compression
– Chest compression automatically rebounds, artificial respiration chest cavity has ups and downs
– The lung sac in the model can be replaced
– Breast expansion during airway penetration
– Equipped with simulated foreign body, the baby’s mouth can store foreign body to simulate foreign body infarction
– Simulation of suffocation and foreign body obstructing the airway
– Standard baby proportion design and accurate standards

Specification:
Name: Infant training human model for cardiopulmonary resuscitation
Material: PVC
Size: 57*21*25cm
Weight: 2.1KG

Package includes:
1* Baby CPR Training Manikin
✔ Material: Use soft PVC material, which can be better used for clinical operation simulation and has better durability, size: 57*21*25cm.
✔ Back row method: Ride the child across and prone on the rescuer’s arm, with the head lower than the torso, fix the head, place the arm on the rescuer’s thigh, and then use the grip of the other hand to force the row Hit the back between the two shoulder blades of the child 4-6 times, causing a sudden increase in the internal pressure of the respiratory tract, helping to loosen the foreign body and excrete the body.
✔ Chest finger slam method: The child is placed in a supine position, held in the crook of the rescuer’s arm, and the head is slightly lower than the torso. The first aider uses two fingers to press the junction of the two nipples and the midline of the breastbone and a horizontal finger 4-6 Place. If necessary, it can be used interchangeably with the above method. Until the foreign body is expelled or the child loses consciousness.
✔ Designed according to the structure of the human body, with a high degree of simulation, can play a role in the human body. A full set of models can demonstrate various normal and abnormal scenes for easy viewing and teaching.