Description
Specifications Table
Material – Laminated Paper
Pack Size – Single Chart
Grade – Medical/Educational
Application – Nursing Training, Clinical Reference, Emergency Protocols
Product Overview
The NEW BORN, RESUSCITATION, CHOKING INFANT – NURSING FUNDAMENTAL CHART is a comprehensive, visually structured reference tool designed for healthcare professionals, nursing students, and educators. This chart provides step-by-step guidelines for critical newborn care scenarios, including resuscitation techniques, choking management, and fundamental infant care protocols. The high-quality laminated finish ensures durability, making it resistant to wear and tear in busy clinical or educational environments. Each section is clearly labeled with concise instructions, flowcharts, and illustrations to facilitate quick understanding and application during emergencies. The chart adheres to standard medical guidelines, ensuring accuracy and reliability for training and real-world use. Its portable size allows for easy placement in nursing stations, classrooms, or emergency kits, serving as an indispensable resource for both learning and practice. The material is lightweight yet sturdy, preventing damage from frequent handling while maintaining clarity for repeated reference.
FAQs
1. What medical standards does this nursing chart follow?
The chart aligns with globally recognized neonatal resuscitation and choking management protocols, ensuring compliance with standard nursing practices.
2. Can this chart be used for training purposes in nursing schools?
Yes, it is specifically designed as an educational aid for nursing students, providing clear visual guidance on critical infant care procedures.
3. Is the chart waterproof or resistant to spills?
The laminated surface makes it spill-resistant, allowing for easy cleaning and long-term use in clinical settings.
4. Are there alternative charts available for pediatric emergency procedures?
This chart focuses on newborn-specific scenarios, but complementary charts may be available for broader pediatric emergencies.
5. How should this chart be stored for longevity?
Store it flat or rolled in a dry, cool environment to prevent creasing or damage to the laminated surface.
