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Execution standard: AHA 2010 Guidelines for International CPR & Cardiovascular Emergency Care

Functional features:
■ Simulation of standard airway opening display;
■ Manual chest compressions display alarm:
1) Digital counting display function; 2) Indicator light display function; 3) Voice prompt function;
· Correct or incorrect indicator lights indicate the pressing position and incorrect alarms; real-time digital count display; voice prompts indicate the specific reasons for errors.
· Indicator lights indicate correct pressure intensity (≥4cm area) and incorrect intensity (＜4cm area), along with incorrect alarms; correct and incorrect actual values
Time digital display; voice prompt indicates the specific reason for the error.
■ Artificial mouth-to-mouth breathing (breathing) triggers an alarm;
1) Digital counting display function; 2) Indicator light display function; 3) Voice prompt function;
· The insufflated tidal volume is <30ml–50ml; indicated by the indicator light and alarm; real-time digital counting display; voice prompt indicates the specific cause of the error.
· The insufflated tidal volume is displayed correctly between 30ml and 50ml; shown via real-time digital counting.
· If the tidal volume is introduced too quickly or excessively large, it causes gas to enter the stomach, resulting in indicator lights showing this and an alarm, along with real-time digital counting display; voice prompts indicate the error.
Specific reasons.
■ Pressing and artificial respiration ratio: 30:2 for single person, or 15:2 for two people.
■  Compression cycle: 30 effective manual chest compressions, followed by 2 manual breaths, then a 30:2 five-cycle CPR sequence of compressions and breaths.
■ Operation Frequency: International Standard: At least 100 times per minute.
■ Operation Methods: Training operations; Assessment operations.
■  Operating State: Utilizes a 220V power supply, which is regulated by a voltage regulator to output 5V power.

Standard set configuration:
■ One child resuscitation human model;
■ One computer digital monitor;
■ One luxury hard plastic human body container;
■ Barrier facial mask (50 pieces/box) – 1 box;
■ Four sets of lung sac replacement devices;
■ One with interchangeable skins;
■ 1 disc of the 2010 International New Operation Guide;
■ One manual on the use of common first aid techniques on-site;
■ Certificate of Qualification, warranty card;
■ One user manual.