Automated External Defibrillator & Half Body CPR Training Combination Models | INNORKOM

The manikin is designed with accurate anatomical landmarks, including a human-like torso, airway structure, and chest cavity, enabling users to practice proper hand positioning, chest compressions, and rescue breathing techniques. It offers a lifelike experience to simulate real-world CPR scenarios, making training more effective and practical.

Half-Body CPR Training Manikin Features

1. Simulates standard airway opening.

2. Manual chest compressions

 a)Correct compression depth (5-6 cm) triggers a proper beep prompt.

 b)Excessive compression triggers an alarm sound.

3. Artificial mouth-to-mouth ventilation (rescue breathing):

   The tidal volume can be assessed by observing chest rise and fall (standard tidal volume ≤500ml / 600ml-1000ml).

4. Compression rate: Complies with the latest international standards (100-120 compressions per minute).

5. Operation mode: Training mode.

1. AED Shock Simulation – Trainees can simulate an electric shock procedure without real energy discharge, making training safe.

2. Pad Placement Guidance – The system teaches the correct placement of AED electrode pads on the manikin’s chest.

3. Rhythm Analysis Simulation – The training AED evaluates heart rhythms and advises whether a shock is needed, mimicking real-life emergency scenarios.

4. Voice and Visual Prompts – The AED unit guides users through each step of the defibrillation process, ensuring proper sequencing of CPR and defibrillation.

Product Characteristic 

1. Chest Compression Feedback System - The manikin provides real-time feedback on the depth and force of chest compressions. If the compression depth is within the correct range (5-6 cm), an indicator or beep confirms correct performance. 

2. Rescue Breathing Simulation – Users can practice artificial ventilation through mouth-to-mouth or bag-mask resuscitation. The model accurately simulates chest rise and fall based on the volume of air delivered (standard tidal volume ≤500ml, 600ml-1000ml).

3. Compression Rate Monitoring – The training model complies with international CPR guidelines, ensuring that trainees maintain a compression rate of 100-120 compressions per minute .

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