Manikin-integrated digital measuring system for assessment of infant cardiopulmonary resuscitation techniques.
作者： Jiheum Park , Chiyul Yoon , Jung Chan Lee , Jae Yun Jung , Do Kyun Kim
DOI: 10.1109/JBHI.2013.2288641
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摘要: The process of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) involves various components that must be followed to deliver high quality CPR. While the commonly apply CPR for all ages from infant adult, there are several different suggestions such as two-thumb and two-finger However, comprehensive evaluation based on these has been difficult in absence proper tool. Here, we developed a new manikin-integrated, digital measuring system objectively estimates overall performance by evaluating individual one including hand placements. collects analyzes data present estimations scores according index constructed previously verified one. feasibility was validated through simulations with beginners experts first aid, resulting statistically significant differences between two groups indication specific weaknesses each group which may provide basis creating customized training strategy compliance personal level. We believe would become valuable assessment tool not only but also technique, general, reflecting every component evaluation.
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