The half-body computerized cardiopulmonary resuscitation simulation manikin is a teaching device specifically designed for cardiopulmonary resuscitation training. It mainly simulates the anatomical structure of the upper body of an adult, making it convenient for trainees to repeatedly practice and master the standard operation procedures. This simulation manihot is equipped with two core functions: external chest compression and artificial respiration. The elasticity of the thorax is very realistic, and it can truly feedback the accuracy of the compression depth, frequency and position. The equipped computer monitoring system can record the operation data of trainees in real time and provide feedback on the results through charts or sound prompts, helping trainees to promptly identify errors and make adjustments.

During the usage process, trainees must strictly follow the procedures of cardiopulmonary resuscitation: judging consciousness, calling for help, external chest compression and artificial respiration, to ensure the operation is standardized. Some high-end models can also simulate conditions such as airway obstruction and arrhythmia, providing trainees with advanced life support training.

After the operation is completed, the equipment should be cleaned and maintained to keep the sensitivity of the sensors and feedback system. Through the training of this model, trainees can repeatedly practice in a low-risk environment, rapidly enhance their skills and confidence in cardiopulmonary resuscitation, and provide important support for clinical rescue and public emergency response.