Three-year-old child care manikin

The three-year-old child care simulation manikin is a highly realistic teaching model designed based on the body proportions and physiological characteristics of young children, and is widely used in pediatric nursing and medical education fields. This mannequin has a shape and body similar to that of a real three-year-old child. It has soft skin texture and flexible joints, and can undergo various basic and specialized care training.

Students can practice measuring basic vital signs such as body temperature, pulse, respiration and blood pressure on it, and also perform operations such as venipuncture, intramuscular injection, oxygen inhalation, oral and airway care. Meanwhile, this model supports the simulation of bathing, feeding, dressing and basic daily care, helping trainees become familiar with the details and techniques in child care.

Some advanced models can also be set with physiological manifestations such as breathing sounds, heart sounds or crying sounds to enhance the sense of reality in teaching. Through training, nursing staff can not only enhance their operational skills but also cultivate the ability to communicate and soothe young children in a simulated environment, thereby better coping with clinical practical work.