Multifunctional emergency care training manikin

The multi-functional emergency care training simulation man is a highly realistic simulation device that integrates emergency techniques, nursing operations and clinical judgment. It is widely used in emergency departments, nursing and medical training. This simulation man is designed as a fully operable model, capable of simulating various vital signs such as breathing, heartbeat, pulse, blood pressure, etc., and can present acute diseases, injuries or emergencies based on the set scenarios. Through its highly realistic appearance and functions, trainees can conduct practical training for emergency skills such as airway management, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), venipuncture, injection, and wound dressing.

The model can simulate various disease conditions, such as breathing difficulties, bleeding, and loss of consciousness, enabling trainees to handle various emergency scenarios in a simulated environment and enhance their ability to deal with emergencies and their adaptability. It supports detailed data recording and assessment feedback, helping teachers monitor the trainees' operational norms and technical levels in real time. Through repeated training, trainees can accumulate practical experience in a non-clinical risk environment, strengthening their confidence and ability in emergency care. This simulation person plays an important role in emergency medicine, nursing education, and clinical skill assessment, especially having significant value in improving teamwork and emergency response capabilities.