Laerdal Little Anne manikin set consists of six adult resuscitation manikins intended for CPR training. It is the latest generation of the Little Anne series, designed with the instructor's convenience in mind: preparing the manikins does not require any additional tools, and the design is intended to be adaptable to future changes in guidelines and software.
The QCPR app allows you to monitor multiple manikins at the same time and shows consistent information on compressions and ventilation across different devices. The new filter reduces the need for frequent lung replacement. The manikins nest inside one another, so the whole set fits in a single wheeled case. According to the manufacturer, they are made from recycled materials.
The set is available in two skin tone variants: light and dark. Each contains 6 adult manikins, 6 manikin face skins, 60 filters, 24 disinfectant wipes, 12 AA batteries, a wheeled case, an instruction manual and a warranty. Laerdal Little Anne manikin set makes it possible to monitor multiple manikins at the same time thanks to the QCPR app.
Why is the Laerdal Little Anne manikin set well suited to group courses?
Six manikins in one set allow you to run exercises in several pairs or small groups at the same time. The QCPR app collects data from multiple manikins at once, so the instructor sees information on compressions and ventilation without switching between devices. When you choose the Laerdal Little Anne manikin set, you choose one of two skin tones: light or dark.
Logistics are made simpler by the wheeled case: the manikins nest inside one another. A supply of 60 filters, 6 face skins and 24 disinfectant wipes helps maintain hygiene with a larger number of Trainees. You will find other models in the Laerdal manikins. The Laerdal Little Anne manikin set includes the filters, face skins and AA batteries needed to run a course.
How to practise on Little Anne manikins?
It is worth starting the exercise with a full scenario: assessing the safety of the scene, checking the casualty's response, calling for help on 999 or 112, and only then CPR. The manikin is used to consolidate compressions and ventilation, and the QCPR app shows the Participant how they perform both. A bystander taking action can determine whether a casualty survives, so it is worth repeating the whole sequence, not just chest compressions.
The face skin and filters are replaced without additional tools. You will find a full description of the sequence of actions in the article Basic life support: CPR.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
What is the difference between the set variants?
The skin tone of the manikins: the Light variant contains six manikins with a light skin tone, and the Dark variant six manikins with a dark skin tone. The contents of the set are the same in both variants.
What is included?
6 Little Anne adult resuscitation manikins, 6 manikin face skins, 60 filters, 24 disinfectant wipes, 12 AA batteries, a wheeled case, an instruction manual and a warranty.
Are any tools needed to prepare the manikins?
No. Setting up the manikins and replacing parts do not require any additional tools.
How do I transport six manikins?
The manikins nest inside one another and are placed in a single wheeled case, which is included in the set.
