The infant tracheal intubation training model is a highly realistic teaching aid specially designed for infant first aid and clinical skills teaching, featuring unique characteristics.

Firstly, it highly replicates the anatomical features of real infants in terms of body proportions, oral and airway structures, including the tongue, epiglottis, glottis and tracheal direction, enabling trainees to directly grasp the anatomical key points of infant intubation.

Secondly, the model is equipped with functions such as mouth opening, head tilting, and airway exposure, which can simulate the difficulties and details in actual operation, helping trainees repeatedly practice the correct intubation posture and method.

Thirdly, after successful intubation, it can be verified through the fluctuation of the thorax or airflow feedback. Some models are also equipped with error prompts to enhance the accuracy and interactivity of learning.

Secondly, this model is made of soft and durable materials, with a realistic touch. It not only ensures the authenticity of the operation but also has good durability, making it suitable for repeated teaching use.

Finally, it provides a safe and risk-free training platform for medical staff, avoiding the potential harm of operating on real infants. Overall, this model is of great significance in the cultivation and teaching of infant first aid skills.