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What is a CPR Manikin?

A CPR manikin is a training tool used to simulate the human body for practicing CPR techniques. CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) is an emergency procedure that combines chest compressions and rescue breaths to maintain blood circulation and provide oxygen to the body during cardiac arrest.

CPR manikins are essential for CPR training, as they allow individuals to practice proper techniques and build confidence in handling emergencies. A CPR manikin is also known as a CPR dummy or CPR doll.

FEATURES OF CPR MANIKINS:

Realistic Body Shape

Manikins are designed to appear and feel like a real human body. They have a head, torso and limbs, typically made of plastic or similar materials.

Chest Compression Pad

Manikins have a solid pad or sensor in the chest that will actually be pressed down when practicing chest compression during CPR.

Airway System

Many manikins have an opening mouth and throat area that will open while practicing rescue breath.

Feedback Devices

Advanced manikins will have some lights and sound that will alert if the compression is too shallow or if breaths are not being given properly.

Electronic Monitoring

Some high-end manikins monitor and display the depth rate and quality of the compressions being performed in real time.

Different Sizes

There are manikins available in many sizes, specifically Adult, Child, and Infant.

Removable Parts

There are parts of the manikin that are replaceable, such as the lungs, face masks or the compression pad, so you can get these replaced when necessary.

Durable Design

Most manikins are built to be durable and to last with repeated sessions practicing CPR for many years.

Uses of a CPR Manikin:

1. Practice CPR Techniques

Makes it possible for people to learn and then practice successful chest compressions and rescue breaths.

2. Build Confidence in Emergencies

Allows users to build confidence in their abilities to deal with real-life cardiac arrest events.

3. Hands-On Training for Healthcare Workers

Manikins are used in medical and nursing schools to teach students life-saving CPR techniques.

4. First Aid and Safety Courses

Manikins are widely used in CPR and first aid training courses where hands-on practice occurs.

5. Test Appropriate Compression Depth and Rate

Certain manikins provide feedback on whether CPR chest compression was done appropriately.

Parts of a CPR Manikin:

Head and Face

The head of a CPR manikin is intended to tilt and lift to imitate opening the airway.

Chest Compression Area

The chest area allows for proper compression practice, including depth and recoil.

Airway System

Has a mechanism for simulating the airway and giving feedback when breaths have been delivered correctly.

Lung bag

A disposable or reusable bag that is inside the CPR manikin that inflates when rescue breaths are provided.

Nose and Mouth

Used for practicing mouth-to-mouth or mask ventilation while being trained in CPR.

Understand CPR Manikin Price and Top Models:

CPR manikin price starts from INR 7,000 and goes up to INR 170,000, depending on the types and brands.

Here is a price list of the CPR Manikin:

S.No	CPR Manikin Models	Price
1	American Heart Association Family & Friends CPR Anytime Kit	INR 6,999
2	CPR Prompt Infant Manikin BLUE	INR 17,553
3	NASCO Adult CPR and Intubation Training Manikin Half Body with Monitor	INR 36,800
4	BRAYDEN Natural BRAYDEN CPR TRAINING MANIKIN WITH WHITE INDICATOR LIGHTS	INR 63,800
5	Child CPR Manikin With Rate Indicator by Kite Technologies	INR 77,900
6	Prestan Ultralite Manikin Medium Skin Tone 4 Pack	INR 79,300
7	Advanced Full Body CPR Training Manikin with Printer and Monitor	INR 160,300

Top Brands of CPR Manikin:

Laerdal

It is one of the main known brands for CPR manikins. It offers a wide range of manikins, from basic models to high-fidelity simulation manikins. Some of their popular CPR manikins are the little Anne and rescue baby.

Prestan

It is another major brand in CPR manikins and training aids. Its manikin includes the Prestan Professional Adult Manikin, Prestan Infant Manikin, and Prestan Ultralite Manikin.

Simulaids

It manufactures affordable and durable manikins for CPR training. Its basic models, CPARLENE and the Adult patrol manikin, are most popular.

Nasco

It offers a variety of manikins for different training needs, including the CPR Adult/child manikins and the CPR baby manikin.

Gaumard

It is known for its innovative and high-fidelity simulation manikins. Its manikin models include the hal, omni, and trauma manikins

AMBUMAN

It is a brand by the company Ambu, it makes manikins specifically designed for realistic airway management training during CPR.

Different Types of CPR Manikin:

Basic CPR Manikins:

Basic CPR manikins are suitable for practicing chest compressions and rescue breaths.

Infant CPR Manikins:

Designed specifically for practicing CPR on infants, these manikins simulate the anatomy of an infant.

Child CPR Manikins:

Similar to infant manikins, child CPR manikins are designed for practicing CPR on children.

Full-Body CPR Manikins:

These manikins include additional features beyond the chest and torso, such as limbs and a head.

Inflatable CPR Manikins:

Inflatable manikins are commonly used in water rescue training, as they can float and simulate real-life rescue scenarios.

Maintenance Of CPR Manikin:

Clean After Each Use

To limit infection and germs, clean the CPR manikin each time you use it, whether with disinfectant wipes or a diluted soap solution.

Change Lung Bags After Each Use

You must change the lung bags in the CPR manikin after each training session or when they get soiled.

Use Disposable Face Shields

Always use and change out disposable face shields for hygiene purposes and for protecting the users as well.

Store in a Dry, Clean Place

It is important to keep the CPR manikin in a dry and dust-free area to avoid moisture and dust damage.

Keep an Eye Out for Wear and Tear

You should always be inspecting your CPR manikin to see if there are nay cracks, damaged parts, loose fittings, or worn pieces, and replace as necessary.