As an important tool in modern medical education, the core value of adult cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) simulators lies in the seamless transition from simulation training to actual combat rescue, providing a safe and efficient learning platform for medical personnel. This process is not only related to the mastery of technology, but also related to the exercise of psychological quality and the improvement of emergency response ability.

In the simulation training, the adult CPR simulator can highly reproduce the physiological response of the real human body during cardiac arrest, including the compression elasticity of the chest, the simulation of airway management, and the changes of vital signs after CPR. Through repeated practice, medical staff can master the basic steps, skills and precautions of cardiopulmonary resuscitation, form muscle memory, and lay a solid foundation for actual combat rescue.

However, there is still a certain gap between simulation training and actual combat. In actual combat, medical personnel need to face multiple pressures such as the rapidly changing scene environment, the tense atmosphere and the anxiety of patients' families. Therefore, adult cardiopulmonary resuscitation simulators also need to incorporate more situational simulation elements in training, such as noisy environmental sounds, emergency calls, simulated family communication, etc., to help medical personnel better adapt to the actual combat environment.

The transition from simulation to actual combat is not done overnight, it requires medical staff to accumulate experience in simulation training, summarize lessons, and flexibly apply the knowledge in actual combat. At the same time, medical institutions and education and training institutions also need to constantly improve the simulation training system, improve the simulation and practicality of the simulator, and provide more high-quality training services for medical personnel.

In short, adult CPR simulators play an irreplaceable role in the transition from simulation to actual combat. It is not only an important tool for medical personnel to master cardiopulmonary resuscitation skills, but also the key to improve the actual rescue ability and ensure the life safety of patients