The role of a full-function one-year-old advanced mannequin for children

The full-function one-year-old children's advanced simulation manikin is a highly realistic nursing and first aid teaching device that integrates teaching, training and assessment. It is widely used in skills teaching in medical colleges, nursing training centers and children's hospitals.

This model is designed based on the physiological structure and body proportions of a one-year-old child, featuring realistic skin texture and joint range of motion. It can be used for multiple operation trainings such as physical examination, basic care, venipuncture, airway management, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, and trauma rescue.

In conjunction with the intelligent control system, teachers can simulate various changes in the condition, such as breathing difficulties, cardiac arrest, cyanosis, etc., helping trainees practice emergency response and nursing decision-making in an environment close to clinical Settings.

By using this model, trainees can comprehensively enhance their pediatric nursing skills and the ability to rescue critically ill children, providing important teaching support for improving the medical treatment level and nursing quality of children.