Short answer: BIX/CPR260 is a half-body computer CPR manikin with a built-in printer. The page publishes an open-airway display, compression-depth light zones (green 5–6 cm, yellow below 5 cm, red above 6 cm), a ventilation volume indicator from 500/600 ml to 1000 ml, a correct/incorrect operation counter and voice prompts on error. The printer is the difference from a light-only manikin: each candidate leaves with a paper record instead of a tutor's note.
Key takeaways
| Item | Published detail |
|---|---|
| Model | BIX/CPR260 |
| Product name on page | Computer Half Body CPR Manikin with Printer |
| Format | Half body |
| Airway | Simulated standard open-airway display |
| Compression depth | Light zones: green 5–6 cm, yellow <5 cm, red >6 cm |
| Ventilation | Digital indicator, 500/600–1000 ml |
| Scoring | Correct/incorrect operation counter, voice prompt on error |
| Record | Built-in printer |
| Price / carton / weight | Not published |
| Minutes | Activity | Output |
|---|---|---|
| 0–5 | Brief: rate, depth, recoil, two breaths; show the light panel. | Shared standard for the group |
| 5–15 | Demonstration round — each student performs 30 compressions with coaching. | Verbal correction only, no printout |
| 15–35 | Assessment round — 2 minutes CPR per student, no coaching. | One printout per student |
| 35–45 | Second attempt after reading their own printout. | Second printout; compare the two |
| 45–55 | Peer review in pairs using the two printouts. | Self-identified error pattern |
| 55–60 | Tutor signs and files; flags students needing a repeat. | Completed competency record |
CPR skill retention is one of the best-documented problems in clinical education. A randomised trial of CPR training and retention in teenagers found measurable decay within months of training [1]. A 2024 comparison of blended and traditional refresher training found that the format changed how quickly skills were regained, but not that any single session produced durable competence [2]. Nursing-specific data go back further and say the same thing: knowledge and skill retention after CPR training decline without reinforcement [3].
Printing changes the feedback loop in a specific way. The student reads the same numbers the tutor reads, which removes the argument about whether the compression depth "looked fine". A second attempt immediately after reading the printout tests whether the student can translate feedback into action — which is the only thing that predicts performance on a ward.
| Not stated | Why it changes the purchase |
|---|---|
| Printer paper type and cost per role | The recurring consumable that no other manikin in this class needs. |
| What the printout contains | Decides whether it satisfies your competency form or only supplements it. |
| Face shield / lung replacement price | Hygiene consumable per student. |
| Battery life and charging time | Determines throughput on a training day. |
| Carton quantity, size and gross weight | Not published; needed for freight. |
Ask adanursing@adaanatomy.com for a sample printout — that single document tells you whether the unit fits your records system before you commit.
Q1. What is BIX/CPR260?
A half-body computer CPR manikin with a built-in printer, light-zone depth feedback, a ventilation volume indicator and an error counter.
Q2. What does the printer produce?
A printed record of the session. The page does not specify the fields, so request a sample printout before ordering.
Q3. How is compression depth shown?
By coloured lights: green for 5–6 cm, yellow below 5 cm, red above 6 cm.
Q4. Is it suitable for a full BLS course?
It covers compressions and mouth-to-mouth ventilation. If your course requires recovery position, airway adjuncts or AED scenarios on a body, plan an additional full-body station.
Q5. Is a price published?
No. BIX/CPR260 is a quotation item with no carton data on the page.
Q6. How do I request a quotation?
Email adanursing@adaanatomy.com with model BIX/CPR260, quantity, printer paper requirements and your delivery city.
Write to adanursing@adaanatomy.com for the BIX/CPR260 specification sheet, a sample printout and a landed-cost quotation including the paper and face-shield consumables. Ask for the price at two units — one unit with a printer creates a queue.
→ Product page: BIX/CPR260 Computer Half Body CPR Manikin with Printer — full specification, packing data and a quotation request form.