The role of the infant CPR manikin

The infant cardiopulmonary resuscitation simulation manikin is a highly realistic teaching device specially designed for first aid training of newborns and infants. It is widely used in nursing colleges, hospital training centers and emergency rescue training. This model looks similar to a real baby and is equipped with respiratory tract, chest cavity and cardiac compression feedback systems. It can be used to fully demonstrate and practice the entire process of infant cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).

By using this model, learners can master key first aid steps such as judging consciousness, clearing the airway, artificial respiration and external chest compression. Some advanced models are also equipped with an electronic feedback system that can display the pressing depth, frequency and ventilation effect in real time, helping trainees correct their movements and improve the accuracy of their operations.

The infant cardiopulmonary resuscitation simulation maniac not only enhances the practicality and interactivity of teaching, but also provides a safe and effective training platform for medical staff, parents and the public. It is of great significance for improving the success rate of treatment when infants and young children suddenly experience asphyxia or cardiac arrest.