Question: In which teaching scenarios is the infant comprehensive first aid training simulation manikin mainly used?

Answer: This simulation manikins are mainly used for teaching and practical training in nursing colleges, pediatric departments of hospitals, and emergency training centers. They help trainees master rescue skills for infants in sudden situations, such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation, artificial respiration, airway obstruction management, and trauma care.

Question: What are the core functions of this model?

Answer: The simulation manikin has a realistic anatomical structure and physiological response system. It can perform operations such as external chest compression, mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, and removal of foreign bodies from the respiratory tract. It can also provide feedback through sound, breathing, and pulse, and display the rescue effect in real time.

Question: What is the teaching significance of using this model?

Answer: Through repeated training, trainees can practice infant first aid skills in a safe and realistic environment, improve their operational proficiency and emergency response capabilities, and reduce risks in clinical practice.

Question: Who is it suitable for?

Answer: It is suitable for medical students, nurses, pediatricians and emergency rescue trainees, providing a scientific and efficient teaching platform for cultivating professional infant first aid capabilities.