Description
Specifications Table
Material – High-quality laminated paper
Pack Size – Single chart
Grade – Professional medical training
Application – Emergency response education, CPR training, nursing fundamentals
Product Overview
This ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION (ACTION IN EMERGENCY) – NURSING FUNDAMENTAL CHART is a must-have visual aid for nursing students, educators, and healthcare professionals. Designed for clarity and durability, the chart provides step-by-step guidance on performing artificial respiration during emergencies. The laminated surface ensures resistance to moisture, spills, and frequent handling, making it ideal for high-traffic training environments like labs, hospitals, and educational institutions. Each section is organized for quick reference, with bold headings and concise instructions to reinforce proper technique. Whether used in practical demonstrations or as a wall reference, this chart enhances retention of critical life-saving procedures. The professional-grade material prevents wear and tear, ensuring long-term usability without fading or damage. Compact yet comprehensive, it covers key aspects of emergency respiration, including patient positioning, airway management, and rescue breathing ratios, aligning with standard medical protocols. Perfect for BSc Nursing, GNM, and paramedical courses, this chart bridges theory and practice, helping learners build confidence in emergency care scenarios.
FAQs
1. Is this chart suitable for BSc Nursing curriculum requirements?
The chart aligns with standard nursing fundamentals syllabi, covering artificial respiration steps as taught in most Indian nursing programs, including BSc and GNM courses.
2. Can this be used in wet lab environments?
Yes, the laminated surface is waterproof and resistant to spills, making it safe for use in labs, simulation rooms, or clinical training areas.
3. What’s the difference between this and a digital CPR guide?
Unlike digital guides, this physical chart remains accessible without power or devices, ensuring uninterrupted reference during hands-on training or emergencies.
4. How should I store this chart when not in use?
Store flat in a dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent warping. Avoid folding or rolling to maintain the laminated surface’s integrity.
5. Are there alternative charts for pediatric emergency procedures?
This chart focuses on general artificial respiration techniques. For pediatric-specific protocols, look for dedicated neonatal or child CPR training charts.
