Little Anne QCPR manikin jacket is a TRAUMA KIT accessory designed for the Laerdal Little Anne QCPR manikin. It is fitted on the manikin for the duration of first aid practice. It increases the durability and hygiene of the equipment and protects it from damage.
The jacket is made of Oxford PU 200g/m2 and Polyester 440 g/m2. It is easy to fit, so preparing the manikin for the next session does not take much time.
It is a solution for instructors and course organisers in companies, public offices and schools, that is, wherever the manikin is used for group practice. Little Anne QCPR manikin jacket allows Participants to practise removing clothing from a casualty.
Why choose the Little Anne QCPR manikin jacket?
During a course, every Participant practises on the manikin. The jacket increases the durability and hygiene of the manikin, and Participants can concentrate on learning without worrying about keeping the equipment clean. Little Anne QCPR manikin jacket is easy to fit, so you can quickly prepare the manikin for the next sessions.
The jacket also has training value: Trainees practise realistically removing clothing from a casualty. This is a key skill in emergencies, and thanks to the jacket it can be trained on the manikin. You will find other training equipment accessories in the category Manikin accessories.
How to use the jacket when practising on the manikin
Put the jacket on the manikin before the session starts. The Participant removes it as they would the clothing of a real casualty, and only then moves on to the next steps. In a real incident, first make sure it is safe, then check for consciousness and breathing and call for help on 999 or 112. If the person does not respond and is not breathing normally, start CPR.
You can refresh the principles of resuscitation in the article Basic life support: CPR.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Which manikin is this jacket for?
The jacket is designed for the Laerdal Little Anne QCPR manikin.
What is the Little Anne QCPR manikin jacket made of?
It is made of Oxford PU 200g/m2 and Polyester 440 g/m2.
Why put a jacket on the manikin?
It increases the durability and hygiene of the manikin, protects it from damage and allows Participants to practise removing clothing from a casualty.
