The reason why children's comprehensive first aid simulators are needed for first aid training is mainly based on the following reasons:

Through the practice of simulated human, the trainer can repeatedly practice the first aid skills such as chest compression, artificial respiration, cardiopulmonary auscultation, so as to deepen the understanding and mastery of the first aid process and improve the actual combat ability. This simulation training not only helps the trainer to familiarize himself with the details of first aid operations, but also to mentally prepare for emergency situations.

In a real first aid scenario, performing the actual operation on inexperienced trainers may bring unnecessary risks and injuries to patients. Training with children's integrated first aid simulators allows trainers to fully experience and learn first aid skills without causing any actual injury. This will not only ensure the safety of patients, but also allow the trainers to get adequate practice opportunities.

The children's integrated first aid simulator has a variety of adjustable functions and parameters, which can be set according to the different needs and levels of the trainer. For example, you can simulate different cardiac and respiratory arrest situations, adjust the depth and frequency of compressions, and set up different first aid scenarios. This flexible and controllable training environment helps trainers better adapt to different first aid situations and improve their ability to cope with complex situations.

Teamwork and communication are essential in first aid. It can not only be used for the training of individual skills, but also as a tool for team training. By simulating real first aid scenarios, trainers can learn how to collaborate, communicate, and assign tasks in a team, thereby improving the efficiency and success of first aid for the entire team.

To sum up, first aid training needs children comprehensive first aid simulators mainly to improve trainers' actual combat ability, reduce the risk of real patients, provide flexible and controllable training environment, promote team cooperation and communication, and promote the development of first aid technology.