Description
The Simulaids Rescue Jennifer 4'0" (16 lb) is a pediatric rescue training manikin designed to replicate a young child for emergency response practice. It is commonly used in EMS, firefighting, and safety training programs to teach proper lifting, carrying, dragging, and extrication techniques. Its realistic weight and size help trainees develop safe handling skills for pediatric emergencies in both indoor and outdoor training environments.
It's child-sized proportions and manageable weight allow trainees to practice safe movement techniques, including lifting, carrying, dragging, and extrication. The model provides a practical way to rehearse the physical handling challenges involved in pediatric rescue situations without putting a child at risk.
Features:
- Realistic 4'0" pediatric body size and 16 lb weight.
- Designed for rescue, extrication, and casualty handling training.
- Durable build for repeated professional use.
- Suitable for EMS, fire, and safety training programs.
- Helps improve safe pediatric patient handling skills.
