This Manikin is designed according to international CPR guidelines for professional emergency care training. The system includes a full-body manikin and an electronic controller, providing real-time feedback, automated evaluation, and simulation of key physiological responses during resuscitation.

The simulator supports airway management, chest compression training, artificial ventilation, neurological observation, and CPR performance assessment, making it suitable for emergency medicine training, nursing education, and first aid instruction.

Key Features

1. Simulated Vital Signs

The manikin can simulate physiological changes during the resuscitation process:

• Initial state: carotid pulse absents, pupils dilated

• During chest compressions: passive carotid pulse synchronized with compression rate

• After successful resuscitation: spontaneous carotid pulse returns and pupils constrict with recovery of light reflex

2. Pupil Observation System

LCD pupil simulation allows observation of neurological status:

• Normal pupil

• Dilated pupil

• Constricted pupil

After successful resuscitation, the pupillary light reflex can be restored, allowing demonstration of neurological assessment during emergency care.

3. CPR Performance Monitoring

• Compression depth monitoring (5–6 cm recommended)

• Detection of insufficient chest recoil

• Real-time feedback for compression and ventilation performance

• Automatic counting of compressions and ventilations

4. Airway Management and Ventilation

• Head tilt and chin lift for airway opening

• Mouth-to-mouth ventilation training

• Visible chest rise during ventilation

• Ventilation volume monitoring

5. Intelligent System Functions

• Automatic self-diagnosis on startup with voice prompts for equipment faults

• Error-tolerant keypad operation with voice guidance to prevent incorrect operation

• Built-in training guidance and feedback system

6. Flexible Joint Movement

Upper limb joints can move freely, including:

• Pronation and supination

• Flexion and extension

• Abduction and adduction

• Internal and external rotation

Shoulder joints allow circular movement, enabling patient handling and transport training.

Training Modes

1. Training Mode – Real-time guidance and feedback during CPR practice.

2. Assessment Mode – Automatic evaluation of CPR performance according to training standards.

3. Scenario Mode – Instructor-defined time limits and CPR cycles with automatic scoring and result printing.

Dimensions: Life size