The "Rescue Training" Android application

[kibungo]

"Rescue Training" Android application makes a training manikin react like a live patient, keeps training statistics, allows you to save the report and share it.

Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...rescuetraining

Attach your device (phone, tablet or other Android device) to stretcher or manikin, run the application and you will get instant feedback. The application will cry if you shake stretcher or manikin and will moan if patient head is below the body or patient is upside-down. When you finish training, the application will provide a report: the amount and strength of the patient's shakes, tilt angles, time.

You can set the time limit, at the expiration of which an alarm will sound.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...rescuetraining

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[mcneelthomas78]

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