The neonatal endotracheal intubation training model is a highly realistic teaching aid designed for emergency care and airway management training of newborns. It is specifically developed for medical staff to help trainees master the operational skills of endotracheal intubation. The model precisely simulates the airway structure of newborns, including the anatomical features of the larynx and trachea, such as cartilage rings, glottic position, and airway stenosis, ensuring that the key steps and difficulties in the intubation operation can be realistically reproduced during the training process. Trainees can conduct repeated practice of endotracheal intubation using this model, mastering core operations such as intubation path, angle, tube insertion depth, and fixation techniques.

The model also simulates the operability of the airway and the response to intubation, such as changes in resistance and airway pressure sensations, helping trainees better understand the normal feedback and abnormal situations during the intubation process. Through training, trainees can improve their ability to perform rapid and accurate intubation, ensuring they can take effective measures promptly in emergency situations such as neonatal asphyxia or respiratory failure. Moreover, the model is easy to clean and maintain, and supports multiple training uses, making it an important tool for neonatal emergency care, pediatric nursing, and medical student skills training.