Q1: What is the main function of the neonatal tracheal intubation training model?

A: It is used to train medical staff to master the skills of opening the airway of newborns, operating laryngoscopes and tracheal intubation, and to enhance their emergency rescue and critical care capabilities.

Q2: What are the key simulation structures of the model?

A: It includes the tiny and soft anatomical structures unique to newborns such as the oral cavity, the base of the tongue, the epiglottis, the glottis, and the trachea, truly reproducing the clinical tactile sensation and resistance.

Q3: What training scenarios can be simulated?

A: It can be used to practice operations such as correct intubation, accidental entry into the esophagus, too deep tube position, and incomplete laryngeal exposure, helping trainees identify and handle common intubation difficulties.

Q4: In which teaching and training scenarios is it applicable?

A: It is suitable for neonatology, NICUs, emergency departments, and vocational training in colleges and universities. It is an important device for conducting basic and advanced airway management teaching.