The advanced neonatal model is a medical education tool that integrates teaching, training and assessment. It is mainly used for medical staff to learn and train in neonatal care and first aid skills.

This model is designed based on the body shape and physiological characteristics of real newborns. It has a realistic appearance, flexible joints, soft skin, and can simulate the physiological responses of newborns such as breathing, heartbeats, and crying. Trainees can use this model to conduct multiple operation trainings such as neonatal resuscitation, airway management, artificial respiration, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, sputum aspiration, umbilical cord care, intramuscular injection and basic care.

During the operation process, trainees can not only become familiar with the clinical procedures but also enhance their emergency response and hands-on abilities through repeated practice. The application of this model reduces the risk of direct practice on newborns, ensuring the safety and scientific nature of teaching and practical training. At the same time, it can also serve as an important tool for assessment and skills evaluation, helping educational institutions achieve standardized training.

Overall, advanced neonatal models play a significant role in enhancing the skill levels of medical staff, ensuring clinical safety, and promoting teaching quality.