Comprehensive first aid and nursing training simulation manikins are widely used in medical colleges and universities, hospital training centers, emergency command and first aid education institutions to carry out systematic first aid and nursing skills training.

In college teaching, it helps students become familiar with basic life support, advanced life support, airway management, circulatory support, trauma assessment and nursing processes, laying an operational foundation for clinical internships. In hospital continuing education, simulation manikins are often used in pre-job training for new employees and joint drills for emergency teams. By simulating scenarios such as cardiac arrest, respiratory failure, shock, and multiple injuries, they enhance the rapid response and teamwork capabilities of medical staff.

In public first aid training, it can demonstrate cardiopulmonary resuscitation, the use of AEDs and basic first aid operations to non-professionals, enhancing the public's awareness and skills of first aid. This model provides a controllable, safe and repeatable practice environment and is an important tool for improving the quality of first aid and standardized training.