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- CPR102 Semi-Automatic Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
CPR102 Semi-Automatic Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
Execution standard: American Heart Association (AHA) 2020 International Guidelines for CPR&ECC Standards
Simulate airway opening
Artificial mouth to mouth breathing (blowing air)
external chest compression
Operation cycle: 30 compressions followed by 2 manual blows for a total of 30:2 CPR cycles
Operating frequency: at least 100 times/minute
Operation method: Training
component: Head, torso, and 10 spare lung bags are provided
Simulate airway opening
Artificial mouth to mouth breathing (blowing air)
external chest compression
Operation cycle: 30 compressions followed by 2 manual blows for a total of 30:2 CPR cycles
Operating frequency: at least 100 times/minute
Operation method: Training
component: Head, torso, and 10 spare lung bags are provided
Features
Execution standard: American Heart Association (AHA) 2020 International Guidelines for CPR&ECC Standards
Simulate airway opening
Artificial mouth to mouth breathing (blowing air)
external chest compression
Operation cycle: 30 compressions followed by 2 manual blows for a total of 30:2 CPR cycles
Operating frequency: at least 100 times/minute
Operation method: Training
component: Head, torso, and 10 spare lung bags are provided
Cleaning Guide:
The facial and chest skin of the simulated human are made of the same material and can be cleaned using the same cleaning method.
If the item becomes dirty, please clean it with soapy water; If it is very dirty, it can be cleaned with some commonly used household cleaning agents or detergents, such as oil gourd, dishwashing detergent, etc. It is recommended to choose products with the lowest wear and tear when using cleaning agents to ensure the longevity of the skin.
The dough can be wiped with dilute alcohol to achieve disinfection effect (avoid soaking in corrosive liquids). When used for teaching purposes, dilute alcohol can be used to wipe and disinfect as an additional safety measure.
Don’t forget to use the same method to wipe and disinfect the foam part of the upper chest to keep the inside of the dummy clean.
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