The function of the CPR compression plate

The CPR compression plate is an auxiliary teaching tool used for cardiopulmonary resuscitation training and assessment, mainly for standardizing the operation of external chest compression. This device is usually composed of a sturdy base and an inbuilt sensor system, which can simulate the elasticity and resistance of the human chest cavity, helping trainees master the correct pressing position, depth and frequency. Through the real-time feedback function, the press plate can display operation data such as the number of compressions, depth and rhythm, allowing trainees to continuously correct their movements during practice to ensure that the operation meets the standards of cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

In teaching and training, CPR compression boards are widely used in scenarios such as nursing, medical education, and social first aid training. It enables trainees to practice efficiently without a model human body. It is portable and easy to operate, making it suitable for both individual training and group teaching. By using the pressure plate, trainees can form muscle memory, master stable, powerful and rhythmically correct pressing techniques, and improve the success rate of treating patients with cardiac arrest. This device plays a significant role in popularizing first aid knowledge and enhancing the CPR skills of the public and medical staff.