Mobile interactive tracheal intubation training and assessment system

■ An adult male simulator with clear anatomical landmarks, made of environmentally friendly polymer materials, featuring realistic oral and nasal structures, including teeth, tongue, epiglottis, glottis, and other structures.
■ In a supine position, it is possible to lift the head and chin, and practice clearing foreign objects in the respiratory tract by tilting backwards
■ Adult head and neck, with dual lungs, esophagus, and stomach
3.1 Both lungs are visible, and the zoning of each lung can be observed with clear zoning lines, which is beneficial for teaching.
3.2. During ventilation, both lungs can be seen to be swollen, with a transparent stomach that supports gastric lavage practice. The stomach is transparent, making it easy to observe the position of the gastric tube insertion. Multiple methods of inserting gastric tubes can be used, and real liquid can be injected.
■ The mandibular joint is movable and can be used for Sellick technique explanation and airway spasm
■ Support carotid artery pulsation
■ Pupil teaching: Normal sized pupils, dilated pupils
■ Electronic display of excessive force on teeth, insertion into the esophagus, trachea, left bronchus, and right bronchus
■ Tracheal intubation can be performed, and when the operation is successful, artificial respiration can be used to observe the swelling of both lungs.
■ Can simulate airway spasms
■ Can display the pressure and position of the cricoid cartilage
■ Successful operation with audible breathing sounds
■ Adopting Android system, the tablet and simulator are connected wirelessly via Bluetooth, with training and assessment modes.
* In training mode, the operator can choose indications, contraindications, and preparations. Practice head up angle, inserting trachea, inserting esophagus, etc.
* In the assessment mode, the operator's indications, contraindications, preparations, head up angle, and insertion process can be assessed and scored, and the results can be saved and printed.
■ The software displays the correct position and force of the Sellick technique, with either too little or too much force