The electronic half-body cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training simulation manikin is a commonly used high-tech teaching device in first aid teaching and skills training, mainly used for the teaching and assessment of CPR operations. This model provides real-time feedback on key data such as the depth of compression, frequency, and volume of artificial respiration through an electronic monitoring system, helping trainees correct operational errors immediately during practice.

Compared with traditional models, electronic half-body mannequins have advantages such as precise data, timely feedback, and objective assessment, which can significantly enhance the scientificity and effectiveness of teaching. In nursing colleges and first aid training centers, trainees can master the correct compression rhythm and ventilation methods through repeated practice. This model can be used in hospital and social training for skills competitions and emergency drills, helping to enhance the first aid capabilities of the public and medical staff.

Overall, the electronic half-body cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training simulator, with its high simulation, intelligence and evaluability, provides an efficient and safe training platform for CPR teaching, significantly improving the quality of training and learning outcomes.