Resusci Anne survived another year with us 😅 Huge thank-you to Mike from Raw Specialist Training for delivering our annual CPR & medical emergencies training. We learned loads, had a laugh, and feel ready for anything (except maybe another round of compressions… our arms need a nap). 💪😂 Thanks Mike! | Falsgrave Dental Surgery

🫀⚡ CREEPY CPR HISTORY ⚡🫀 Did you know the face of the CPR mannequin you practice on is based on a real woman who died? 😳👀 Meet Resusci Anne (or Annie) — the most famous CPR training mannequin in the world. Her calm, serene face was inspired by a 19th-century woman pulled from the Seine River in Paris. No name. No history. Just a hauntingly peaceful expression… preserved forever as a death mask. 🕯️ In the 1960s, Norwegian toymaker Åsmund Lærdal used that face to create Resusci Anne, the mann

The face on the CPR training mannequin, often called “Resusci Anne,” was cast from a 19th-century death mask of an unidentified young woman who drowned in the River Seine. Known as L’Inconnue de la Seine (The Unknown Woman of the Seine), her peaceful, enigmatic expression captivated artists and writers across Europe. In the 1950s, her face was used for the mannequin, making her likeness part of CPR training worldwide. #reels #viral #explore #learn #fact facts #creepy #scary #weird #horror | Cree

How a girl's 'death mask' from the 1800s became the face of CPR dolls