A simulation manikin for comprehensive first aid training of five-year-old children

The five-year-old child Comprehensive first Aid Training Simulation Manikin is a simulation model specially designed for pediatric first aid teaching. It is made according to the body proportion of a five-year-old child and has a realistic appearance and physiological response. The model can be used for multiple first aid skills training such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation, management of airway obstruction caused by foreign bodies, artificial respiration, airway management, trauma bandaging, fracture fixation, and venipuncture, providing learners with a systematic and standardized practical operation platform

Its feedback such as thoracic rebound, ventilation resistance and compression depth is close to that of real children, which is helpful for students to master the correct first aid feel and skills. The model can be repeatedly practiced and is not restricted by clinical risks, enabling learners to enhance their emergency judgment ability and handling level in a safe environment. It is applicable to hospital training, teaching in nursing colleges and skills competitions, and is an important teaching device for building children's first aid capabilities.