CPR Rescue HealthCare Specialist technology replicates hydrostatic squeeze

Specialist technology replicates hydrostatic squeeze to allow for wet or dry lung drowning scenarios

Manual suction or mechanical suction of nasal and oral cavities

and the exercise is successful

but also with a large number of search and rescue teams who may use thermal imaging (including from helicopters and drones) to locate victims

The torso also contains teeth

CPR Rescue HealthCare Specialist technology replicates hydrostatic squeezeFull Bodied CPR Training Manikins CPR training is usually carried out in a well lit, carpeted classroom with plenty of space how would your staff manage in a confined space or other difficult circumstances such as a road traffic collision (RTC) or if the manikin was trapped by the legs! Would they even be expecting to carry out CPR outside of a classroom? If you introduced this manikin into a routine training exercise what effect would it have it