The pediatric cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) manikin is a highly realistic medical teaching device, specially designed for children's first aid skills training. This simulation manikin is made based on the physiological characteristics of children, featuring heart rate, breathing, pupil response and the ability to simulate the physiological changes of circulatory failure. It can truly reproduce emergency situations such as cardiac arrest and apnea in children, providing trainees with a training environment close to clinical conditions.

In teaching, trainees can practice chest compressions, artificial respiration, airway management and automated external defibrillation (AED) operations through simulation manikins, and master the key skills of cardiopulmonary resuscitation in children. The simulation manikins can be set with chest hardness, compression depth and breathing volume according to different age groups, making the training more in line with clinical practice and helping trainees accurately master the operation essentials and develop standard movement habits.

In addition, the children's cardiopulmonary resuscitation manikin is equipped with a real-time operation feedback system, which can record the depth, frequency of compression and ventilation effect, providing teachers with an assessment basis. Through repeated practice, the trainees not only enhanced their technical proficiency and emergency response capabilities, but also improved their psychological quality, providing a safe and effective training guarantee for children's first aid. It is an indispensable important teaching tool in modern pediatric nursing and first aid education.