The infant tracheal intubation training model is a highly realistic simulation device used for first aid teaching of newborns and infants, mainly for the skill training of airway management and intubation operations.

This model is designed based on the anatomical structure of infants and features realistic oral, pharyngeal, tracheal and glottic structures, capable of truly reproducing the tactile sensations and visual landmarks during the intubation process.

By using this model, medical staff can repeatedly practice the steps and techniques of tracheal intubation, master the correct intubation Angle, depth and fixation method, and be familiar with the emergency handling procedures under different airway conditions. Meanwhile, the model can be used in conjunction with a ventilator or monitoring system to simulate physiological responses such as breathing sounds and chest cavity undulation, making the training more in line with clinical practice.

The application of the infant tracheal intubation training model not only enhances the trainees' proficiency and confidence in the operation of respiratory emergency care for infants and young children, but also effectively reduces the risks in actual clinical operations, promoting safe and efficient treatment practices.