CPR mannequins
The CPR Mannequins category includes educational models designed for training in cardiopulmonary resuscitation and emergency care. The mannequins allow for the practical application of chest compressions, artificial respiration and the use of defibrillators in realistic conditions. They are ideal for medical students, nurses, healthcare professionals and first aid teams. The equipment is made of durable materials and designed for repeated use, ensuring accuracy and reliability during training. The mannequins contribute to the development of skills that can save lives in real-life incidents. The CPR Mannequins category is an essential tool for anyone seeking excellent training in emergency care and resuscitation.
Adult & Child CPR Model PRACTI-MAN ADVANCE JAW THRUST
In addition to having the ability to simulate the chest compressions of adults and children, with the turn of a switch, the new PRACTI-MAN ADVANCE model can also be used to train the technique of traction of the lower jaw, also known as jaw thrust. A technique that very few educational models combine!
The PRACTI-MAN ADVANCE training model on its back has a three-position switch where each simulates different compressions. The first position simulates the depth of chest compressions required for a child. The second position simulates the depth of chest compressions required for an adult while the third position does NOT have any limitation in order to be able to, The trainee should test his skills in real situations in order to make sure that he has been trained appropriately.
The jaw thrust maneuver is a procedure used to prevent the airway from being blocked by the tongue. It is used in patients who suspect spinal injury and is used in unconscious patients. (see video tab with execution technique)
The injection system of the PRACTI-MAN is the most realistic on the market. There is a human-compatible connection of the air ducts. Nose, mouth, throat, and lung sac work together to perfectly simulate human functions. The air does not pass into the lung sac unless the head is properly lifted and the nose is not closed with the fingers of the trainee rescuer. The non-return valve to which the lung bag is connected does not allow material to be transferred from the bag to the trainee, making the Practi-Man the safest CPR model as the possibility of infection is eliminated.