The multi-functional airway management model is a comprehensive teaching device integrating the training of multiple respiratory tract operations, and is widely used in fields such as anesthesia, emergency medicine, critical care medicine, and nursing training.

This model has a realistic structure and complete anatomical structures of the oral cavity, pharynx, trachea and esophagus. It can be trained for various operations such as tracheal intubation, oropharyngeal ventilation, nasopharyngeal ventilation, laryngeal mask ventilation, oral and nasal intubation. Some models can also simulate special conditions such as airway obstruction and laryngeal spasm, helping trainees improve their emergency response and airway judgment abilities.

Through repeated practice, the operator can master the correct steps and key points of airway management proficiently and improve the practical application level in clinical rescue. The multi-functional airway management model not only enhances the practical ability of trainees in teaching, but also promotes clinical thinking and teamwork. It is an ideal training tool for improving respiratory emergency rescue and anesthesia operation skills.