Laerdal Little Junior QCPR 4-pack manikins for CPR are a set of four Little Junior QCPR manikins for practising cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a model that reproduces child anatomy and physiology. The built-in clicker signals when the correct compression depth is reached. QCPR technology lets you check the quality of the CPR being performed on a mobile device, and the instructor app allows you to monitor 6 Trainees at the same time and give them additional guidance.
The set consists of: 4 Little Junior QCPR manikins in zip-up hoodies, 1 carry bag, 4 training mats, 4 spare face pieces, 4 replaceable airways and 1 user manual.
The set is available in two skin tone variants: Light (Little Junior QCPR manikins) and Dark (Little Junior QCPR Dark manikins). The rest of the set contents are the same in both variants. Little Junior QCPR manikins can also be bought individually. Laerdal Little Junior QCPR 4-pack manikins for CPR have a built-in clicker that signals when the correct compression depth is reached.
Why choose Laerdal Little Junior QCPR 4-pack manikins?
The manikin allows you to practise the actions that, in a real situation, come before and accompany rescue breaths: lifting the chest, pinching the nose, tilting the head, lifting the chin and jaw thrust. Thanks to the correct connections in the mouth and nasal cavity, the Trainee goes through the full CPR sequence, not just compressions. When working with a group, Laerdal Little Junior QCPR 4-pack manikins provide four training stations, each with its own training mat.
Each manikin in the set comes with a spare face piece and a replaceable airway. You can find other models in the Laerdal manikinscategory. Laerdal Little Junior QCPR 4-pack manikins are available in a light and a dark skin tone version.
How to practise CPR on Little Junior QCPR manikins
It is best to start training as you would a real intervention: by assessing the safety of the scene and the casualty's responsiveness, then calling for help on 999 or 112, opening the airway (head tilt, chin lift), and then performing chest compressions and rescue breaths. The clicker and the live view in the app help you maintain the correct compression depth.
A bystander taking action can determine the casualty's survival, so practice on the manikin should end with a repeat of the whole sequence. You can find the principles of resuscitation in the article Chapter VII – Basic life support: CPR.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
What does the kit contain?
Four Little Junior QCPR manikins in zip-up hoodies, a carry bag, four training mats, four spare face pieces, four replaceable airways and a user manual.
What is the difference between the Light and Dark versions?
The skin tone of the manikins. The Light version has Little Junior QCPR manikins, and the Dark version has Little Junior QCPR Dark. The contents of the set are the same.
How many Trainees can be monitored in the instructor app?
The instructor app allows you to monitor 6 Trainees performing CPR at the same time, and training progress can be checked on a phone and tablet.
