The significance of the multi-functional airway management model

The significance of the multi-functional airway management model lies in providing a highly realistic training platform integrating multiple airway operations for clinical teaching, enabling trainees to comprehensively master adult airway management skills in a safe environment.

Models usually have complete oral - pharyngeal - tracheal anatomical structures and can perform various training programs such as tracheal intubation, oropharyngeal/nasopharyngeal airway insertion, laryngoscopy operation, manual airway opening, balloon mask ventilation, and difficult airway simulation. Its realistic tissue resistance, visual landmarks and tactile feedback help trainees understand the key points of operation in real clinical scenarios.

Through model training, learners can enhance core capabilities such as airway assessment, emergency handling, and non-invasive/invasive ventilation support, reducing the risks of practicing on real patients. This model is widely applied in emergency rescue, anesthesia, critical care medicine and nursing training, and is of great significance for improving the speed of emergency response and the safety of airway management.