The application scenarios of the computerized CPR simulation manikin

The computerized cardiopulmonary resuscitation simulation manikin is an intelligent first aid teaching device integrating teaching, training and assessment. It is widely used in medical colleges and universities, hospital emergency centers, nursing training bases and social emergency education.

This model can simulate real cardiac arrest scenarios and be used in conjunction with a computer system for training operations such as external chest compression, artificial respiration, and AED defibrillation. The system can monitor the depth, frequency, position and ventilation volume of the press in real time, and help trainees correct their movements through screen feedback. Educators can utilize the data recording function to conduct operation evaluations and grade statistics, achieving scientific teaching and assessment.

Through repeated training, trainees can fully master the standard procedures and correct techniques of cardiopulmonary resuscitation, and enhance their rescue capabilities in emergency situations. The application of this model is conducive to building a high-quality first aid teaching system and promoting the popularization and standardization of public first aid skills.