Cardiopulmonary resuscitation manikin
AssigneeComplient Corporation
InventorsJOHN J. PASTRICK, STEVEN W. LINDSETH, JOHN R. NOTTINGHAM, JEFFREY S. PLANTZ, JAMES J. KOPCO
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Abstract
An adult/child and infant manikin for cardiopulmonary resuscitation including a torso simulation having an arcuate mounting surface, a head simulation having a neck attachment connected thereto. The neck attachment has an arcuate connection that is congruent to said arcuate mounting surface. Mounting members adapted to secure the head simulation to the torso simulation with the arcuate connection in contact with the arcuate mounting surface are also provided. The mounting members are movable in an arc across the arcuate mounting surface.
Claims27
A manikin for cardiopulmonary resuscitation comprising:
- a torso simulation having an arcuate mounting surface;
- a head simulation having a neck attachment connected thereto, said neck attachment having an arcuate connection that is congruent to said arcuate mounting surface;
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- mounting members adapted to secure said head simulation to said torso simulation with said arcuate connection in contact with said arcuate mounting surface, said mounting members being movable in an arc across said arcuate mounting surface.
A manikin for CPR training comprising:
- a compressible body simulating at least the chest area and shoulder area of a human torso, with an opening in said shoulder area;
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- a mounting member having an arcuate mounting surface positioned adjacent to said shoulder area, with an air opening in said mounting surface and an air conduit extending from said air opening through the opening in said shoulder area.
A bellows apparatus for external heart massage of cardiopulmonary resuscitation comprising:
- a bellows having an upper surface and a lower surface;
- said lower surface having an opening therethrough;
- a bellows selector rotably disposed within said lower surface and comprising a handle portion and a column portion;
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- a clicker apparatus connected to said column portion for providing audible feedback during external heart massage.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.