The children's cardiopulmonary resuscitation simulation manikin is a highly realistic teaching device specially designed for training children's first aid skills. It is made in proportion to the physiological structure of children and can truly simulate physiological responses such as breathing, chest rise and fall, and compression feedback. This model is used to teach the standard operating procedures of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), including artificial respiration, external chest compression and airway management, etc., to help trainees master the key points of first aid for children.

In teaching and training, trainees can familiarize themselves with the pressure and rhythm of the child's chest cavity through repeated operations, learn the correct ventilation methods, and thereby enhance their practical skills and confidence in first aid. The simulation manikin can be equipped with an electronic monitoring system to display in real time the depth of compression, frequency and ventilation effect, which is convenient for teachers to evaluate and guide, and improve teaching effectiveness.

Children's cardiopulmonary resuscitation simulation manikins are widely used in medical colleges and universities, nursing training centers and public safety education, providing a scientific first aid training platform for medical staff and the public. Its application has effectively promoted the popularization of first aid skills among children and increased the success rate of treatment in emergency situations.