1. Pupil response: Bilateral pupils contrast observation
2. Carotid artery response: pinching pressure the ball to simulate carotid pulse;
3. Chest compression
4. Standard airway open
5. Feasible three ways to open the airway: lift jaw with head back, lift the head and neck, lift jaw by hands
6. Mouth resuscitation and ventilator-assisted breathing, effective artificial respiration has visible chest rise
7. Simulate laryngeal mask airway and composite cannula can be inserted into the airway
8. Verify endotracheal intubation correct or not: a catheter inserted into the trachea, lungs will swell (plastic
bladder) when inflated; if the catheter is inserted by mistake esophagus, stomach will swell when inflated
(plastic pouch).
Observed pulmonary respiration
9. Artificial ventilation.
10. Oral or nasal intubation and esophageal intubation
11. Open the airway and practice from resuscitator bag to breathing mask or from resuscitator bag to the cannula.
12. Respiratory tract is simple and can be replaced
Easy to carry, suitable for field training