As an important tool in modern medical education and training, infant advanced simulators provide healthcare professionals with a realistic clinical operating environment, enabling them to train in nursing operations without real patient risk. These simulators support a variety of nursing operations training aimed at improving the clinical skills and humanistic care of medical staff.

First, the infant advanced simulator supports training in basic care operations, such as changing diapers, dressing, oral care, heat and cold therapy, and bandaging. These basic operations are essential in newborn care. Through simulation training, medical staff can master the correct operation methods and skills to ensure that patients can be given safe and comfortable care in actual clinical work.

Second, the infant advanced simulator also supports training in more complex nursing operations, such as intravenous fluids/puncture, gastric tube insertion, bone marrow puncture, etc. These operations require higher professional skills and operational precision, so simulation training is particularly important. Through repeated practice, medical personnel can gradually master the correct operation process and precautions to improve the success rate and safety of operation.

Infant advanced simulators also play an important role in the training of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) operations. Simulators can simulate real cardiopulmonary resuscitation scenes, and support a variety of ventilation methods such as mouth to mouth, mouth to nose, and simple respirator to mouth. Through electronic monitoring equipment, medical personnel can understand the key indicators such as blowing frequency, blowing volume, pressing number, pressing frequency and pressing depth in real time, so as to adjust their operating techniques and improve the effectiveness and success rate of CPR operations.

In addition, some advanced models of baby simulators also support auscultation functions, which can simulate sounds such as heart sounds, breathing sounds and intestinal sounds. This enables the medical staff to simulate the clinical scene more truly in the operation training of lung auscultation and heart auscultation, and improve the pertinence and practicability of the training.

In addition to the nursing operations training mentioned above, the Infant Advanced Simulator can be customized and expanded to suit different clinical needs and training content. For example, defibrillation pacing and ECG monitoring can be added to make simulators more closely resemble the physiological state of real patients. Different pathological models and clinical scenarios can also be added to enable medical staff to better cope with various complex situations in practice.

In short, the infant advanced simulator supports a variety of nursing operation training, providing a safe, real and effective training environment for medical staff. Through repeated practice and practice, medical staff can continuously improve their clinical skills and humanistic care level, and provide more quality medical services for patients.