The "Neonatal Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation manikin" is mainly applied in various scenarios such as teaching in medical colleges and universities, hospital skills training, and first aid drills. It is an important simulation tool for enhancing the first aid capabilities of newborns. In medical education, this model is used for practical operation training in basic and advanced life support courses, helping trainees understand the characteristics of the neonatal airway, thoracic elasticity, and correct compression and ventilation methods, so that theoretical knowledge can be accurately transformed into operational skills.

In hospital skills training centers and in-hospital training in departments such as delivery rooms and NICUs, dummies are often used to simulate critical situations such as neonatal asphyxia and apnea at birth. Trainees can repeatedly practice key steps such as assessment, airway opening, and compression-ventilation in a risk-free environment, while enhancing teamwork and process coordination, thereby improving the efficiency of emergency response.

In addition, this dummy is also frequently used in first aid drills and skills competitions. Through a real feedback mechanism, it helps trainees correct the depth, frequency and ventilation volume of compressions, making the operation more standardized. Overall, neonatal cardiopulmonary resuscitation dummies have significant value in enhancing the emergency rescue capabilities of professionals and ensuring the safety of newborns.