Automatic external simulated defibrillation training deviceIt is a specialized equipment used for teaching and training, with the core function of allowing students to practice the operation process of AED (Automatic External Defibrillator) in a safe environment without releasing actual electric shocks to simulated or real human bodies. These types of devices typically have a similar appearance and operating interface to real AEDs, but are clearly labeled as "training machines" or "simulators".
Features:
Design in accordance with ergonomics. Open the cover to turn on the device; Close the cover to shut down the device.
Simulate the workflow of AED in emergency situations, KAJ/AED automatically performs external (training specific) defibrillation without high voltage electric shock, with Chinese voice prompts throughout the process, guiding students to familiarize themselves with the workflow and usage points of AED.
Automatically detect whether the placement of the electrode patch is correct, and students can familiarize themselves with the electrode patch placement position by repeatedly using the simulated AED.
Used in conjunction with a highly intelligent digital comprehensive emergency skills training system.
Operation process:
Power on and preparation:
Press and hold the power button to turn on the device, and the device will start with a voice prompt. Ensure sufficient training power and intact electrode pads.
Attach electrode pads:
Attach the electrode pad to the chest of the simulated human:
Right upper chest: 2nd intercostal space along the midline of the right clavicle (right edge of the sternum)
Left lower chest: 5th intercostal space along the left axillary midline (apex)
Be careful to avoid pacemakers, wounds, or damp areas
Analyze heart rhythm and defibrillation:
After inserting the electrode plug, the device automatically analyzes the heart rhythm. When analyzing, it is necessary to ensure that no one contacts the simulated person to avoid interference. If defibrillation is required, press the flashing discharge button and immediately perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) upon completion.
Loop operation:
Repeat the analysis of heart rhythm every 2 minutes and decide whether to defibrillate again based on prompts until the training is completed or a professional takes over.