The role of the simulation manikin in comprehensive first aid nursing training

The simulation manikin for comprehensive emergency care training is an important device used for comprehensive skills training in medical and nursing teaching. This model integrates multiple functions such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation, airway management, intravenous infusion, wound bandaging, hemostasis and transportation. It can realistically simulate various first aid scenarios and help trainees conduct systematic training in an environment close to reality.

In nursing teaching, manikins are used to cultivate students' emergency response ability and teamwork spirit, enabling them to master standardized first aid procedures. In hospitals and emergency training centers, this model is often used for on-the-job training, skills assessment and emergency drills of medical staff to enhance their clinical practical skills. In addition, in public first aid publicity and community training, mannequins can also be used to demonstrate basic first aid skills such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

Overall, the comprehensive first aid nursing training simulator, with its high simulation and multi-functional features, provides a safe and intuitive practical training platform for teaching, training and drills, effectively enhancing the teaching quality and emergency response capabilities of first aid nursing