Brayden CPR Manikin

• Red light indicators displays visual flow of blood from the heart to the brain during CPR
• Students easily learn how to execute proper and correct CPR in time of need
• Also provides visual reminders to help student remember the vital importance of correct and proper execution of CPR
• Anatomical landmarks include sternum, rib cage, sternal notch, and xiphisternum
• Audible feedback reinforces correct compression depth
• Realistic chest rise with correct ventilations
• Oral and nasal passages allow realistic nose pinch required for mouth-to-nose ventilation
• Realistic head tilt and chin lift for opening airway

Three indicator lights let students and instructors know if procedures are being performed correctly:

• Blood Circulation Indicators: Lights change speed to reflect the blood flow in proportion to compression depth, aiding in visualizing the blood flow from the heart to the brain
• CPR Quality Indicators: These only light when the compression depth and speed coincide correctly with the given default value. Depending on the CPR quality, indicators will light partially or completely; completely lit indicators indicate the procedure has been performed correctly; indicators are interrelated with the given default value of depth and compression speed prescribed in the 2010 CPR Guidelines