The infant tracheal intubation training model is widely used in nursing colleges, pediatric training and clinical skills training in hospitals, and is an important tool for airway management teaching in newborns and infants. This model is made according to the anatomical scale of infants, with a high degree of simulation. It can be used for training in oral tracheal intubation, tracheal sputum aspiration and related nursing operations, truly simulating the clinical operation experience.

In nursing teaching, students can practice tracheal intubation techniques through models, master the correct operation steps, Angle control and aseptic norms, and improve their operational proficiency and safety awareness. In hospital training, this model is often used in pre-job training for new nurses, first aid drills and skills assessments, helping to enhance their emergency response capabilities in dealing with airway obstruction or critically ill children. In addition, this model can also be used in scientific research, teaching and technical demonstrations, facilitating the display of the airway structure of infants and key points of operation.

Overall, the infant tracheal intubation training model, with its high simulation, multi-functionality and safety controllability, provides an intuitive and effective practical training platform for nursing teaching and clinical training, significantly enhancing the operational skills and clinical confidence of the trainees.