Advanced Infant CPR Training Manikin with Feedback for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

The Advanced Infant CPR Training Manikin with Feedback is designed for practical training in infant cardiopulmonary resuscitation, airway opening, artificial respiration and external chest compression. It is suitable for medical colleges, nursing institutes, hospitals, emergency-care training centres, simulation laboratories and paediatric skill-development programs.

This infant CPR training manikin allows learners to practise finger or thumb chest compressions according to infant CPR techniques. It also supports mouth-to-mouth and mouth-to-nose artificial respiration, with visible chest rise to indicate air entry during ventilation practice.

The electronic feedback monitor displays compression depth and ventilation volume through colour-coded progress bars. Red indicates excessive performance, green indicates the proper range and yellow indicates insufficient performance. As a result, learners can identify errors during training and improve their CPR technique under instructor supervision.

The manikin also supports simulated brachial artery pulse, colostomy care and abdominal wound-care practice. Its portable design and electronic monitoring system make it suitable for structured classroom demonstrations, individual skill practice and competency assessment.

Key Features

• Infant CPR Simulation: Supports realistic infant cardiopulmonary resuscitation training.
• Airway Opening Practice: Allows learners to practise positioning the infant head and maintaining an open airway.
• External Chest Compression: Supports infant chest compression using two fingers or thumb technique.
• Visible Chest Rise: Chest movement can be observed during mouth-to-mouth and mouth-to-nose ventilation.
• Compression Feedback: Electronic progress bar indicates excessive, proper or insufficient compression depth.
• Ventilation Feedback: Colour-coded display indicates excessive, proper or insufficient blowing volume.
• Multiple Training Modes: Supports compression-only, ventilation-only and combined CPR practice.
• CPR Cycle Training: One operating period includes five CPR cycles based on the selected compression-to-ventilation ratio.
• Brachial Pulse Simulation: A hand-operated pressure ball helps simulate brachial artery pulse.
• Additional Nursing Functions: Supports colostomy care and abdominal wound-care training.
• Portable Training System: Supplied in a portable bag for convenient storage and transportation.

CPR Training Functions

• Standard infant airway-opening demonstration
• External chest compression using fingers or thumb
• Mouth-to-mouth artificial respiration
• Mouth-to-nose artificial respiration
• Combined mouth-to-mouth and nose ventilation
• Visible chest-rise observation
• Compression-depth feedback
• Ventilation-volume feedback
• Compression-only training mode
• Ventilation-only training mode
• Combined compression and ventilation mode
• Simulated brachial artery pulse

Technical Specifications

How the Feedback System Works

The electronic monitor helps learners assess both compression depth and ventilation volume during practice. When chest compression is excessive, the progress bar appears red. Proper compression is shown in green, while insufficient compression appears yellow.

The same colour system is used for artificial respiration. Excessive blowing volume is indicated in red, the proper volume in green and insufficient volume in yellow. This immediate visual feedback helps instructors correct technique during the session.

Operating Method

1. Remove the infant manikin and electronic monitor from the portable bag.
2. Connect the power line and switch on the electronic monitor.
3. Select compression-only, ventilation-only or combined training mode.
4. Press the start key to begin the training session.
5. Position the fingers or thumb at the correct infant compression site.
6. Perform compressions at 100–120 times per minute.
7. Observe the progress bar to assess compression depth.
8. Open the airway by supporting the neck and maintaining proper head alignment.
9. Perform mouth-to-mouth and nose ventilation while observing chest rise.
10. Use the ventilation progress bar to assess blowing volume.

Benefits

• Provides structured practice for infant CPR techniques.
• Helps learners identify correct compression depth and ventilation volume.
• Supports both single-rescuer and two-rescuer CPR ratios.
• Visible chest rise improves artificial-respiration training.
• Multiple operating modes support focused skill development.
• Simulated brachial pulse adds realism to infant assessment practice.
• Additional colostomy and wound-care functions broaden training use.
• Electronic feedback supports instructor-led correction and competency evaluation.
• Portable design supports use across classrooms, hospitals and training centres.

Suitable For

• Medical colleges
• Nursing institutes
• Paediatric training centres
• Hospitals and teaching hospitals
• Clinical skill laboratories
• Emergency-care training centres
• Simulation laboratories
• Basic life-support training programs
• Healthcare professional development courses

Applications

• Infant CPR training
• Airway-opening practice
• Chest-compression training
• Artificial-respiration practice
• Single-rescuer CPR demonstration
• Two-rescuer CPR demonstration
• Brachial pulse assessment simulation
• Colostomy-care training
• Abdominal wound-care practice
• Student practical examination and assessment

Why Choose This Advanced Infant CPR Manikin?

This advanced infant CPR training manikin combines realistic resuscitation practice with immediate electronic feedback. Learners can practise airway opening, chest compression and artificial respiration while receiving clear colour-coded guidance on their performance.

The multiple training modes, brachial pulse simulation and additional nursing-care functions make it a practical choice for institutions that require a versatile infant-care simulation model for structured skills education.

Why Buy from Medansh?

Medansh supplies medical training manikins, nursing simulators and emergency-care education equipment for hospitals, medical colleges and healthcare institutes across India. The Advanced Infant CPR Training Manikin with Feedback available from Medansh.in is suitable for institutions seeking repeatable, feedback-based infant resuscitation training.

Care and Maintenance

• Remove general stains using mild detergent or liquid soap after each training session.
• Wipe dirty areas with a clean, soft cloth.
• Keep hands clean while operating the manikin.
• Do not mark the face or chest skin with a ballpoint pen.
• Avoid harsh chemicals, sharp objects and excessive force.
• When not in use for an extended period, store the manikin in a dry, shaded and ventilated place.
• Keep the electronic monitor and power accessories protected from moisture.

Training Note: This infant CPR manikin is intended only for education and simulation. CPR and nursing procedures should be practised under qualified instructor supervision and according to the approved protocol followed by the training institution.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is this infant CPR training manikin used for?

It is used for practising infant airway opening, chest compression, artificial respiration, CPR cycles and selected nursing-care procedures.

2. Does the manikin provide compression feedback?

Yes. The monitor uses red, green and yellow progress bars to indicate excessive, proper or insufficient compression depth.

3. Does it provide ventilation feedback?

Yes. The monitor displays excessive, proper or insufficient ventilation volume through colour-coded progress bars.

4. What compression rate can be practised?

The training specification supports a compression frequency of 100–120 compressions per minute.

5. What compression depth is recommended?

The supplied specification states approximately one-third of the chest anteroposterior diameter, about 4 cm.

6. Does it support single-rescuer and two-rescuer CPR?

Yes. It supports a 30:2 ratio for single-rescuer practice and a 15:2 ratio for two-rescuer practice.

7. Can brachial artery pulse be simulated?

Yes. The included pressure ball can be squeezed manually to simulate a brachial pulse.

8. Does the manikin support other nursing procedures?

Yes. It also supports colostomy care and abdominal wound-care training.

9. What power input does the electronic monitor require?

The stated working condition is an input power range of 110–240V.

10. Is this manikin intended for actual patient treatment?

No. It is designed only for education, demonstration and simulation-based training.