First Aid Teaching Tools Anti Choking Trainer Back Slap Heimlich
Discover the First Aid Teaching Tools Anti Choking Trainer Back Slap Heimlich, a standout decor pick designed for dependable everyday performance and lasting value.
Specifications
Brand Name: JAKEHOE
Material: Plastic
Model Number: 1
Type: Hand Tool Parts
Use: Home DIY
is_customized: No
Description:
Anti Choking Trainer with Back Slap Heimlich Practice Training Model First Aid Teaching Tools
Features:
Adult and children's sizes are different.
Heimlich
Place the thumb of the fist against the patient's abdomen, above the umbilicus and below the sternum on the mid-abdominal line. With the hand, hold the fisted hand in an upward, rapid impact on the patient's abdomen. Repeat the rapid impacts until the foreign body has been Discharge the foreign body from the airway.
Foreign body obstruction
Normal airway obstruction simulation: Chest compression simulation; training in the adult Hay's first aid technique.Multiple foreign body pellets per set.
Specifications:
Material: Cloth
Size: As picture
Packing: 1pcs
1. The color of the item may be slightly different from the pictures shown on website caused by many factors such as brightness of your monitor and light brightness. Please refer to the actual product received.
Options
- Color: For Adults, For Children
Frequently Asked Questions
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Q: What is the First Aid Teaching Tools Anti Choking Trainer Back Slap made of?
A: The First Aid Teaching Tools Anti Choking Trainer Back Slap is made from Plastic Model Number, measuring As picture Packing.
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