Little Junior manikin replacement face is a spare part for a manikin used to practise cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a child.
The face is the element that comes into contact with the Trainee's mouth during mouth-to-mouth rescue breaths. The face parts can be washed and disinfected, so they are used repeatedly. In the offer: 1 pc, code FL23.
Why is the Little Junior manikin replacement face useful on a course?
Practising rescue breaths requires care for the hygiene of the element that touches the mouth. When a larger number of faces is used during a session, each Trainee practises on their own and there is no need to disinfect it after each Participant. Little Junior manikin replacement face lets you replace a damaged or worn element of the manikin.
Little Junior manikin replacement face is also a way to refresh the manikin: when an element is damaged or worn, you replace only that part and not the whole training manikin. You will find other spare parts in the category Manikin accessories.
How to use the face in CPR training for a child?
After the session, the face parts can be washed and disinfected. For a larger group, prepare enough faces so that each Trainee has their own. Practice on the manikin should reflect the sequence of actions: safety first, then assessment of the casualty and calling for help on 999 or 112, followed by resuscitation.
You can read more about proper ventilation of a casualty in the article Mouth-to-mouth in practice: how to ventilate a casualty correctly?
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Can the face be washed and disinfected?
Yes. The face parts can be washed and disinfected, which means they are designed for repeated use.
Why have several faces on a course?
This way each Trainee practises mouth-to-mouth rescue breaths on their own face, without having to disinfect it after each Participant.
Which manikin is this face for and how many pieces does the offer include?
It is a part for the Little Junior manikin, designed for learning CPR on a child. The offer covers 1 pc.
