The role of a simulation manikin in comprehensive first aid training for newborns

The comprehensive first aid training simulation manikin for newborns is an important teaching device used for the teaching of first aid and nursing skills for newborns.

It helps medical staff and students systematically master various operation skills of neonatal first aid through highly realistic appearance and physiological responses, such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation, airway management, umbilical cord care, sputum aspiration, oxygen supply and intravenous infusion, etc.

This simulation manikin can simulate the real physiological characteristics and emergency situations of newborns, such as apnea, cyanosis, and cardiac arrest, allowing trainees to repeatedly practice in an environment close to reality.

Through training, operators can enhance their emergency response capabilities, operational standardization and teamwork skills, thereby better dealing with neonatal critical events in actual clinical practice. This model is widely applied in medical colleges and hospitals for nursing training and first aid teaching, and it is an important teaching tool for improving the success rate of neonatal treatment and ensuring the safety of mothers and infants.