Child Endotracheal Intubation Model

By using a child endotracheal intubation model, healthcare professionals can gain confidence and proficiency in this critical procedure, ensuring safe and effective care for pediatric patients in real-life clinical settings. The model can be used in conjunction with other medical teaching tools, such as the Intravenous Injection Arm model, Trauma Nursing Model, and Electronic Cpr Manikin, to provide a comprehensive learning experience. The Airway Anatomy Model and Vital Sign Simulation can further enhance the understanding of the complex physiological processes involved in pediatric intubation.

Features：
1. Realistic anatomical structure, include tongue, oral pharynx, trachea,
epiglottis, glottis etc.
2. Intubation via oral/nasal cavity
3. Head lift to open airway
4. Blow to inflate lungs or stomach to verify intubation position
①　Inserting to respiratory tract, air feeding, lungs will be inflated
②　Inserting to esophagus, air feeding, stomach will be inflated