Advanced automatic computerized CPR simulator

The advanced automatic computerized cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) simulator is a highly precise training device specifically designed for CPR training and assessment. This simulator combines a computer control system with highly realistic physiological responses, enabling it to simulate real heart and lung functions and physiological reactions, providing various scenarios of cardiac arrest and emergency care. The model can simulate various disease changes, such as cessation of breathing, cardiac arrest, and hypoxic conditions, and through visual chest rise and pulse response, helps trainees master the pressing depth, frequency, and ventilation techniques in CPR.

The advanced simulator can record the operation data of trainees through its built-in computer system and provide real-time feedback, such as the quality of pressing (depth, frequency, and pressing rebound) and ventilation effect, ensuring the accuracy and efficiency of the training content. At the same time, the simulator can also be set for various scenarios, such as adult, pediatric, and neonatal CPR, to meet different clinical needs. It has strong realism and intuitive operation, allowing trainees to repeatedly train in a risk-free environment, thereby improving their emergency skills and response capabilities. This equipment is widely used in emergency medicine, nursing education, hospital emergency department training, and public safety training, and is a key tool for enhancing the standardization and practicality of CPR techniques.