CPR Training Manikin

A CPR training manikin is a device used to simulate a human body during cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training. These manikins are designed to simulate the resistance and compressions of chest during CPR compressions and breaths. CPR training manikins typically come in a variety of sizes and designs, with some models designed for adult CPR training, and others designed for pediatric CPR training.

These manikins can be used to practice chest compressions and rescue breathing, as well as the use of automated external defibrillators (AEDs). They often include features such as feedback mechanisms that indicate the depth and rate of compressions, to help trainees ensure they are performing CPR correctly. Many CPR training manikins come with replaceable airway systems which can be used to simulate a variety of breathing problems, like choking, that can happen in the real-world.

CPR training manikins are widely used in various institutions including schools, fire departments, and hospitals. They are an important tool in training healthcare professionals, first responders, and members of the public in CPR and other life-saving techniques.