The five-year-old comprehensive first aid training simulation manikin is a highly realistic teaching model designed for preschool children, mainly used for first aid skills training and clinical practice teaching. This model is close to a five-year-old child in terms of appearance, physical build and physiological features. It can simulate breathing, circulation and consciousness states, providing a real and operable training platform for medical staff, emergency personnel and students. Through this simulation manikin, learners can master key skills such as pediatric cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), airway management, hemostasis, bandaging, trauma treatment and basic life support, and become familiar with first aid operation procedures and emergency judgment.

Models usually have palpable arterial pulses in the chest and extremities, repeatable airway systems, and observable vital sign feedback, making the training more in line with clinical practice. Meanwhile, its features of safety and reusability enable trainees to practice repeatedly in a risk-free environment, enhancing their operational proficiency and emergency response capabilities. The application of the five-year-old comprehensive first aid training simulation manikin not only enhances the trainees' practical experience and clinical confidence in children's first aid, but also provides reliable support for improving the success rate of treating children's acute and critical conditions and ensuring their life safety.