The all-functional advanced infant model is a core training device in infant care, first aid training and clinical teaching, capable of highly simulating the physiological structure and response characteristics of newborns and infants. Its function is first reflected in the basic nursing teaching. Trainees can practice routine techniques such as bathing, position placement, vital sign monitoring, and mouth and nose cleaning on the model, helping to master the standardized infant care process.

In terms of first aid and emergency drills, the model can simulate various critical situations such as breathing difficulties, cardiac arrest, and airway obstruction, and supports operation training such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation, airway management, sputum aspiration, and oxygen therapy, enabling medical staff to enhance their rescue capabilities in a risk-free environment.

In addition, this model is also used in pediatric skills training, clinical assessment and departmental emergency drills, helping medical staff become familiar with the unique physiological characteristics of infants and key points of rescue. Through highly realistic interactive experiences, the full-function advanced infant model significantly enhances the teaching quality and practical operation level of pediatric care and first aid skills.