HeartSine Replacement Trainer-Pak for AED Trainer Models
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To be used exclusively with the Heartsine Samaritan Trainer defibrillator, the additional PAD Trainer PAKs are designed and modelled after the clinical electrodes to keep them as lifelike as possible during AED training.
Why is it important to present training scenarios as close to real life emergencies as possible?It enhances the knowledge taken away from the training and allows learners to see exactly how every step of the rescue process should be conducted.
Key Features
- Designed to match the clinical electrode pads as closely as possible
- Clear and bold images help to train users where to place the pads
- Can be used with any first aid training manikin to enhance the learning experience
How to use
The Heartsine Samaritan PAD Trainer PAKs are designed to match the clinical electrode and battery set as closely as possible to ensure that first aid learners receive the most realistic training possible.
The electrode pads come with clear and bold diagrams to help learners place electrodes correctly on a first aid training manikin, keeping the training scenario as real as possible to ensure they take away valuable knowledge of the rescue process.
