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PRINTABLE CHOKING EDUCATION
Find clear visual reminders for choking prevention, emergency preparation and product checks. Review the source and version alongside each download.
Last updated: October 2, 2026 · Fitiger learning resources
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Assembly sequence supplied by Fitiger
The connection must be tight. Do not use a loose connector or one that inserts with little resistance.
Source: Fitiger final User Manuals FAC01 / FAC02, V1: section 4.1: mask assembly
Connection and facial seal
No patient eligibility or successful rescue can be inferred from a mask fitting its connector.
Source: Fitiger final User Manuals FAC01 / FAC02, V1: section 4.2: operation and warnings
Prepare before an emergency
Use the model's specified mask checks and storage conditions. Do not practice suction on healthy people.
Stay with the person and observe
Do not wait for a change in skin color. Learn the response for the person's age and situation.
Responsive person, age 1 year or older
Pregnancy or inability to encircle the abdomen requires chest-thrust adaptations. Learn hands-on technique.
Source: American Heart Association: 2025 Adult Basic Life Support guideline
Responsive infant younger than 1 year
No abdominal thrusts for infants. EasyPumpVac and FoldPumpVac are not indicated for infants under 1 year.
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