The neonatal comprehensive first aid training simulation manikin is mainly used to systematically enhance the assessment, operation and teamwork abilities of medical staff in neonatal first aid. This model is designed based on the body shape and physiological characteristics of real newborns, capable of simulating clinical manifestations such as heartbeat, breathing, cyanosis, and limb reactions, allowing trainees to practice judging the condition and formulating first aid plans in a realistic situation.

In terms of skills training, the model supports key operations such as airway management, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, positive pressure ventilation, external chest compression, umbilical vein catheterization, sputum aspiration, and oxygen supply, helping trainees master standardized operation procedures and force application techniques. Through repeated practice, the error rate of clinical beginners can be significantly reduced, and their ability to handle emergencies such as asphyxia, premature birth, apnea, and cardiac arrest can be enhanced.

In addition, mannequins are often combined with situational teaching to achieve team division of labor, communication and rescue process training, enabling trainees to form rapid and accurate response patterns in stressful environments. Because the model can be reused repeatedly, has low risk and can adjust multiple disease parameters, it makes teaching safer, more controllable and more standardized.

Overall, the neonatal comprehensive first aid training manikin is an important tool for neonatal first aid teaching. It helps improve the practical skills, clinical judgment and rescue efficiency of medical staff, thereby better ensuring the life safety of newborns.