The Advanced Comprehensive emergency Nursing Training simulation manikin is a simulation device designed for hospital teaching and advanced nursing training, aiming to enhance the response capabilities of medical staff to complex emergency scenarios. This simulation manikin is designed based on the real human anatomy and physiological features, covering all key structures of the body and possessing multiple physiological feedback functions such as breathing, circulation, heartbeat and neural response.

Trainees can conduct training on it, including cardiopulmonary resuscitation, airway management, establishment of intravenous access, electrocardiogram monitoring, drug injection and multi-system first aid operations, achieving a full-process practice from individual operations to comprehensive emergency response. The equipment is usually equipped with programmable scenarios and real-time monitoring systems, which can simulate different diseases and complications according to teaching needs, provide immediate operation feedback, and help trainees correct their techniques, master the force and rhythm.

During the training process, trainees can also learn first aid decision-making, teamwork and clinical communication skills, and cultivate their comprehensive ability to deal with emergencies.

This simulation manikin can be reused repeatedly and has high operational safety. It is suitable not only for the systematic training of nursing students but also for the skills assessment and continuing education of on-the-job personnel in hospitals. Through long-term training, trainees can significantly enhance the standardization of first aid operations, clinical judgment ability and clinical confidence, providing a reliable guarantee for actual first aid work.