The simple full-body cardiopulmonary resuscitation simulation manikin is a basic first aid teaching device, mainly used to popularize and train cardiopulmonary resuscitation skills, and is suitable for medical staff, first aid trainees and public training.

Its main features include:

Firstly, the structural design is simple and lightweight, simulating the basic anatomical features of the human chest and airways, and is capable of conducting external chest compression and artificial respiration training.

Secondly, the thorax has an elastic feedback function, which can visually display the depth and position of compression, helping trainees master the correct force and frequency.

Thirdly, the airway module can simulate open and blocked states. Trainees can complete ventilation training by raising their heads and chin-lifting or tilting their heads and chin-lifting, and observe the rise and fall of the chest cavity while blowing to determine if the operation is successful.

Fourth, some models are equipped with simple feedback devices that can indicate the pressing quality and ventilation effect.

Fifth, the materials are mostly durable plastics, which are easy to clean and reuse, and are suitable for large-scale training and promotion.

Overall, this simulation manikin focuses on the cultivation of basic skills, is intuitive to operate, economical and practical, and is an important teaching tool for popularizing knowledge of cardiopulmonary resuscitation and enhancing the public's first aid capabilities