Torso Assembly without Monitor for the PRESTAN Professional Child Light Skin Manikin

$92.93

The Torso Assembly without Monitor for the PRESTAN Professional Child Light Skin Manikin is a component used in CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) training with the PRESTAN Professional Child Manikin. It simulates the upper body and chest of a child manikin and is used for practicing chest compressions, defibrillator pad placement, and other CPR techniques. Here is a description of the Torso Assembly without Monitor for the PRESTAN Professional Child Light Skin Manikin:

1. Purpose:

  • The primary purpose of the Torso Assembly without Monitor is to provide a realistic representation of a child's upper body and chest for CPR training. It allows trainees to practice chest compressions and other life-saving techniques on a child-sized manikin.

2. Realistic Design:

  • The assembly is designed to closely replicate the appearance and anatomical features of a child's upper body, including the chest, ribcage, and sternum. It features a light skin tone, enhancing the realism of training scenarios.

3. Light Skin Tone:

  • The skin tone of the assembly is light to accurately represent individuals with light skin. This diversity in manikin appearances ensures that CPR trainees are prepared to provide care to individuals with varying skin tones.

The Torso Assembly without Monitor for the PRESTAN Professional Child Light Skin Manikin is a component used in CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) training with the PRESTAN Professional Child Manikin. It simulates the upper body and chest of a child manikin and is used for practicing chest compressions, defibrillator pad placement, and other CPR techniques. Here is a description of the Torso Assembly without Monitor for the PRESTAN Professional Child Light Skin Manikin:

1. Purpose:

  • The primary purpose of the Torso Assembly without Monitor is to provide a realistic representation of a child's upper body and chest for CPR training. It allows trainees to practice chest compressions and other life-saving techniques on a child-sized manikin.

2. Realistic Design:

  • The assembly is designed to closely replicate the appearance and anatomical features of a child's upper body, including the chest, ribcage, and sternum. It features a light skin tone, enhancing the realism of training scenarios.

3. Light Skin Tone:

  • The skin tone of the assembly is light to accurately represent individuals with light skin. This diversity in manikin appearances ensures that CPR trainees are prepared to provide care to individuals with varying skin tones.