Description

Rescue Tech | Ruth Lee | Advanced Water Rescue Manikin | Toddler | 26.5 lbs

Age is one of the significant risk factors for drowning. Globally, the highest drowning rates are among children 1–4 years. It is a highly emotive issue that paramedics and other rescuers can now train for, with the first drowning simulation toddler. PATENTED

Allowing rescue professionals to train in the most realistic way possible is key to reducing the number of drowning deaths. This manikin replicates hydrostatic squeeze, which means water will not enter the lung system. You can choose to add water allowing for both submerged or immersed drowning scenarios to be created, letting you create medical emergencies such as pulmonary edema.

TRANSFORMING DROWNING TRAINING

• Blending water rescue training and medical skills acquisition without switching between manikins.
• High-tech ALS drowning toddler torso for ultra-realistic medical skills training.
• Rugged outer body aids buoyancy in all waters.
• Specialist technology (patent pending) replicates hydrostatic squeeze meaning that water will not enter the lung system.
• Users can introduce water into the lung – allowing you to create bubbling to replicate pulmonary edema.
• Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation – chest compression – 1/3 the depth of the chest with built-in recoil.
• Anatomically correct weight distribution for the ‘feel’ of a real casualty.

KEY MEDICAL PARAMETERS

• Nasopharyngeal Airway insertion
• Nasal intubation
• Oropharyngeal Airway insertion
• Oro tracheal intubation
• Laryngeal Mask airway insertion
• i-gel® insertion
• Bag valve Mask ventilation
• Mechanical Ventilator compatibility
• Manual suction or mechanical suction of nasal and oral cavities
• Height: 37.4″ (.95m)
• Dry Weight: 26.5 lbs. (12 kg)