Key Technical Specifications & Features 

• Anatomical Realism: Modeled after a newborn (approx.

  5050

  50 cm) with soft skin, flexible joints, and realistic anatomical landmarks for locating chest compression points.
• Feedback Systems: Electronic, real-time monitoring of compression depth, rate, and recoil, often with LED lights indicating correct blood flow/brain perfusion.
• Ventilation Monitoring: Sensors detect proper air volume (

  <30mlis less than 30 ml

  <30ml or

  >50mlis greater than 50 ml

  >50ml prompts errors) and simulate chest rise.
• Airway Management: Features realistic head tilt/chin lift for airway opening, allowing for mouth-to-mouth/nose, bag-mask ventilation, and sometimes oropharyngeal airway insertion.
• Circulation Simulation: Manual brachial artery pulse simulation via a squeeze bulb.
• Advanced Capabilities: Some models offer peripheral/scalp intravenous (IV) simulation, umbilical cord catheterization, and intraosseous (IO) needle insertion.
• Material: Durable PVC or soft silicone, often with replaceable, hygienic airway lungs.
• Power/Data: Typically operate on 110-240V or battery, with some offering Bluetooth connectivity to apps for detailed performance reports.
• Dimensions/Weight: Generally around

  5050

  50-

  6060

  60 cm in length, weighing

  11

  1-

  55

  5 kg, often sold with a carry case.