R H Enterprises

The RH Nursing Unisex Manikin is a life-size training model designed for comprehensive nursing education. It allows learners to practice a wide range of clinical skills, including CPR, airway management, injections, IV therapy, catheterization, wound care, and basic patient assessment. Its realistic anatomy and durable construction make it ideal for nursing colleges, hospitals, and skill labs for hands-on clinical training.

Advanced adult full body CPR training manikin designed for realistic cardiopulmonary resuscitation practice. It features correct anatomical landmarks, realistic chest resistance with visible chest rise, and supports effective training in CPR techniques for healthcare professionals, students, and emergency responders. Suitable for repeated practice in hospitals, nursing colleges, and training institutes.

The RHE Adult Lung Auscultation Trainer is a life‑sized medical training manikin that simulates realistic lung and heart sounds for clinical skills education. Key features include:

• Palpable anatomical landmarks with no visible auscultation sites—students must locate correct positions by touch.

• Wireless remote control for instructors to select from a variety of heart and lung conditions without needing to point directly at the model.

• Comprehensive coverage of auscultation areas: typically 5 anterior lung zones, 10 posterior lung zones, plus mid‑axillary and anterior heart sites.

• SmartScope™ or equivalent enables realistic sound reproduction as the stethoscope is moved across different zones.

A neonatal CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) manikin is a specialized medical training device designed to simulate CPR procedures specifically for newborns and infants. It typically resembles a baby's torso and includes features such as anatomically correct airways, chest compression sensors, and feedback mechanisms to provide realistic training for healthcare professionals in neonatal resuscitation techniques.

Infant CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) is an emergency procedure used when an infant (under 1 year old) is not breathing or has no pulse. It involves:

1. Checking responsiveness and calling for help (or calling 911).

2. Giving 30 gentle chest compressions using two fingers in the center of the chest, just below the nipple line.

3. Giving 2 rescue breaths by covering the infant's nose and mouth and gently blowing in.

4. Continuing cycles of 30 compressions and 2 breaths until help arrives or the baby shows signs of life.