The role of the comprehensive first aid training simulation model for newborns

The comprehensive first aid training simulation manikin for newborns is a highly realistic teaching tool integrating multiple functions, specially designed for medical students and nursing staff to conduct first aid skills training for newborns.

This model is made based on the real body shape and physiological characteristics of newborns. It has a realistic appearance, flexible joints, soft skin, and can simulate basic vital signs such as breathing, heartbeat, and crying. Trainees can conduct various first aid operation training such as neonatal cardiopulmonary resuscitation, artificial respiration, airway management, sputum aspiration, umbilical cord care and drug injection through the simulation manikin.

During the training process, the model can visually feedback the correctness and effectiveness of the operation, helping trainees correct mistakes in a timely manner and improve their practical skills. Its design not only ensures the intuitiveness and repeatability of teaching, but also avoids the risk of direct operation on children patients, providing trainees with a safe training environment.

Overall, the simulation manikin for comprehensive first aid training of newborns plays a significant role in enhancing the first aid capabilities of medical staff, standardizing clinical operations, and ensuring the safety of newborns' lives.