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

The comprehensive emergency nursing training simulation manikin is a highly realistic model that integrates emergency skills training, clinical nursing operations and teaching assessment, and is widely used in medical education and practical training links. This mannequin has a complete human body structure and multiple first aid functions, and can be used for comprehensive training of multiple skills such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation, artificial respiration, airway management, intravenous infusion, wound bandaging, hemostasis and fixation, and transportation.

Through the simulation of mannequins, trainees can repeatedly practice in a safe and controllable environment, become familiar with the first aid procedures, master the correct operation norms and aseptic concepts. Its design not only emphasizes the authenticity of skill operation, but also combines situational simulation to train trainees' adaptability and teamwork spirit.

Compared with direct clinical practice, the simulation manikin for comprehensive emergency nursing training avoids patient risks and can standardize teaching and assessment, enabling learners to rapidly improve their comprehensive emergency skills in a short period of time. Its function lies in building a bridge between theory and practice, helping nursing staff and medical students establish first aid awareness, enhancing clinical thinking and operational proficiency, and laying a solid foundation for efficient treatment of patients in real critical and severe conditions in the future.