The AmbuMan® Basic is a high-quality, robust training device for practising correct chest compressions and mouth-to-mouth or mouth-to-nose ventilation. The resuscitation manikin is ideally suited to the needs of BLS algorithm training.
The correct compression depth is monitored by a control indicator and enables the user to make an easily visible assessment of the compression strength. The correct ventilation volume can also be checked by visual monitoring. In addition, the realistic breathing resistance and the visible lifting and lowering of the chest allow training under very realistic conditions.
Product Details
AmbuMan® Basic
Ideal for effective resuscitation training
Ventilation control indicator
Adapted to BLS algorithms
Compression control indicator
Features realistic airway resistance
Audible sounds when exhaling through the mouth and nose
Ideal for practising defibrillator electrode placement
Torso chest skin and face mask in soft PVC
No cross-infection thanks to the Ambu® Hygienic System
Made of ABS plastic, polyvinyl chloride, polyethylene, polyester and PVC-coated nylon
Does the AmbuMan Basic need to be cleaned from the inside after mouth-to-mouth resuscitation?
When used correctly, internal cleaning of the BLS algorithm training device is not necessary, as the user-friendly Ambu hygiene system prevents contamination of the resuscitation manikin as well as cross-contamination. For this purpose, a face mask is put on the manikin during training and one of the supplied air bags is placed under the face mask inside the head of the training manikin. This catches the user's breath. After training, the disposable air bag is simply disposed of and the mask is cleaned and disinfected.
What ensures realistic ventilation of the Ambu training manikin?
The airways open only with correct hyperextension of the head. Due to the disposable air bags inside the head of the training manikin, the air is displaced from the torso of the training device during ventilation, which leads to a visible lifting of the torso or chest. After ventilation, the air audibly flows back through the nose and mouth and the ribcage lowers again. Furthermore, there is a control display that shows the volume of supplied
air.
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