Adolescent Patient Simulator for Rescue Training Jennifer Erler Zimmer R10335.

This medical first aid simulator is designed for training and instruction in rescuing adolescent patients.

Used by the Red Cross, Coast Guard, Police, lifeguard schools, and first aid personnel.

This adolescent patient manikin is made of durable vinyl plastic, with a rust-resistant stainless steel skeleton and joints at the articulation points.

Particularly useful for preparing and training personnel to rescue children, where emotional factors play a significant role.

This manikin is an excellent tool for water rescue training, both on the surface and underwater, designed to add a startling degree of realism to a practical exercise that would otherwise be emotionally routine.

When the manikin is filled with water, it submerges up to the neck; to make it sink completely, additional weights of approximately 3–5 kg must be added (weights not included). The manikin does not include CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) devices.

Pants and shirt included in the package

Why buy a medical simulator?

Medical schools, training institutions, and residency programs for young doctors use simulators to train them in the procedures they will encounter in their professional careers.

Erler Zimmer medical simulators are all manufactured in Germany using high-quality plastics; they come with a 3-year warranty and offer excellent after-sales support.