CPR480 Full Body Adult CPR Manikin Mannequin CPR Emergency Training Simulator Artificial Respiration Training Dummy Medical Training Model

This product adopts the 2015 CPR operation standards.
Its core modules include a manikin and a CPR monitor. It can be used for CPR training and assessment, with integrated printing and display functions. It is suitable for CPR training at public training organizations, hospitals, medical colleges, health schools, and Red Cross branches.

Compliance Standard:
American Heart Association (AHA) 2015 International Guidelines for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and Emergency Cardiovascular Care (ECC).

Function Overview:

• Simulated standard airway opening

• Manual chest compressions:

  1. Dynamic bar light display for compression depth:

     • Correct depth (5–6 cm): green light bar.

     • Too shallow (<5 cm): yellow light bar.

     • Too deep (>6 cm): red light bar.
       Dynamic moving light provides real-time CPR compression depth feedback.

  2. Digital counter display: Records correct and incorrect compression counts (excessive force, insufficient force, or incorrect hand placement).

  3. Voice prompts: Chinese voice guidance indicating the specific cause of incorrect compressions for immediate correction.

• Manual mouth-to-mouth ventilation:

  1. Dynamic bar light display for tidal volume:

     • Correct volume (500/600 ml – 1000 ml): green light bar.

     • Too little or too much: yellow or red light bar.
       Dynamic moving light provides real-time tidal volume feedback.

  2. Digital counter display: Records correct and incorrect ventilation counts (excessive volume, insufficient volume, or incorrect technique).

  3. Voice prompts: Chinese voice guidance indicating the specific cause of incorrect ventilation for immediate correction.

• Compression-to-ventilation ratio: 30:2 (single or two-person operation).

• Operation cycle: 30 compressions followed by 2 ventilations, repeated for five cycles.

• Compression rate: At least 100 per minute (international standard).

• Operation modes: Training, examination, and custom assessment.

• Timing: Measures in seconds.

• Language settings: Adjustable voice prompt volume or option to disable prompts.

• Score printing: Thermal printing for long or short test result slips.

• Pupil response check: Simulated dynamic pupil dilation and constriction before and after assessment.

• Carotid pulse check: Simulated carotid pulse during compressions and after assessment.

Material Features:
The facial skin, neck skin, chest skin, and hair are made from imported thermoplastic elastomer mixed rubber, molded with stainless steel dies using high-temperature injection molding. This ensures accurate anatomical landmarks, realistic touch, uniform skin tone, lifelike appearance, durability, resistance to deformation after disinfection and cleaning, and easy disassembly and replacement. The material quality meets international standards.

Standard Accessories:

• Full-body CPR manikin – 1 set

• LCD monitor – 1 unit

• Deluxe hand-pulled hard plastic case – 1 unit

• CPR operation mat – 1 piece

• Barrier face masks (50 pcs/box) – 1 box

• Replaceable lung bag device – 4 sets

• Replaceable facial skin – 1 piece

• Thermal printer paper – 2 rolls

• 2015 International Operation Guidelines CD – 1 disc

• User manual, warranty card, and certificate – 1 set

Manikin Maintenance:

1. After use, disinfect the manikin (face, mouth/nose, chest, breathing tubes, intake valves) with a cleaning solution.

2. When the lung bag is damaged, replace it by opening the chest skin, removing the nail cap connecting the pad skin and the sensor rod, detaching the pad, and disconnecting the corrugated tube from the three-way connector. Install a new lung bag and reassemble.

3. Store the manikin and monitor in a ventilated, dry place. Avoid dampness and direct sunlight to extend lifespan.

4. Use stable voltage during operation.

Precautions:

1. During mouth-to-mouth ventilation, always use a disposable barrier mask (one per person) to prevent cross-infection.

2. Keep hands clean; female users should remove lipstick to avoid staining the face or chest skin. Do not mark with ballpoint pens or other colored pens.

3. Maintain the correct compression rate. Random pressing can cause program disorder. If a malfunction occurs, turn off the monitor and restart to prevent damage.