CPR/First Aid : Choking Manikins
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The ACT+Fast Rescue Choking Vest is an invaluable took for CPR instructors to easily and effectively teach students the correct way to perform the Abdominal Thrust Maneuver (Heimlich) without using a manikin. The goal of Act+Fast is to promote CPR education by making it more accessible and fun! When performed correctly, a ...
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The ACT+Fast Rescue Choking Vest is an invaluable took for CPR instructors to easily and effectively teach students the correct way to perform the Abdominal Thrust Maneuver (Heimlich) without using a manikin. The goal of Act+Fast is to promote CPR education by making it more accessible and fun! When performed correctly, a foam plug ...
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What do rescuers do when they can’t place their arms around the circumference of a choking adult? Now you’ve found the manikin to train this important skill!
This addition to the Choker family increases the selection of the tools to teach proper hand placement, effective abdominal thrusts, and protocols for ...
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This life-size torso allows practice of abdominal/chest thrust back blow procedures (Heimlich manoeuvre) and mouth sweep for clearing a blocked airway. When correct procedures are performed, the manikin will expel the object causing the obstruction. Made of durable vinyl to create a realistic feel.
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This life-size torso allows practice of abdominal/chest thrust back blow procedures (Heimlich maneuver) and mouth sweep for clearing a blocked airway. When correct procedures are performed, the manikin will expel the object causing an obstruction. Made of durable vinyl to create tactile realism.
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This life-size torso allows practice of abdominal/chest thrust back blow procedures (Heimlich maneuver) and mouth sweep for clearing a blocked airway. When correct procedures are performed, the manikin will expel the object causing an obstruction. Made of durable vinyl to create tactile realism.
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This 9-month-old baby brings to you the challenges associated with foreign body obstruction in the young pediatric age group. By placing the included obstruction in the pharyngeal cavity, you will occlude the throat and initialize the need for protocol maneuvers to remove the object. When proper hand placement occurs with sufficient ...
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