Pediatric Care Training Manikin

The Award-Winning CPR for Brayden The use of manikins is a highly innovative and effective method for teaching and learning the "how-to" and "why" of performing CPR. It is the first manikin to enable users to visualize the effects of CPR due to its distinctive features.input:
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The team at Innosonian Inc. was responsible for the initial design and development of Brayden. The team is a group of trailblazers, headquartered in Korea. Engineers and designers with a genuine track record. Moley Chung, the CEO, was previously the General Manager of CU Medical Systems, the manufacturer of iPAD defibrillators. Consequently, he is enthusiastic about the development of products that can assist individuals in performing lifesaving skills, and his in-house team is equally enthusiastic.



The Brayden CPR resuscitation manikins are equipped with three sets of interrelated LED lights that illuminate in direct relation to the depth and rate of compressions, thereby clearly illustrating the overall quality of the CPR being performed.



The speed at which skills can be learned and retained is enhanced by the direct impact of CPR on the flow of oxygenated blood to the brain. This ultimately enhances confidence and proficiency in CPR skills.



The materials are non-toxic and have a soft, smooth texture that resembles that of an infant.input:
output:The Baby Brayden manikin's open and interconnected mouth and nose enhance the realism of the ventilation process.input:
output:The Brayden Baby's head is in a realistic position (in flexion) due to its realistically large occiput. The airway must be opened by moving the head to the neutral position.input:
output:A realistic 'Jaw Thrust/Lift' maneuver can be performed to simulate the opening of the infant's airway as necessary.