PVC Human Tracheal Intubation Training Mannequin Material: PVC Power: 110/220 V (power adapter included) Package includes: 1 intubation template 1 endotracheal tube 1 car alarm 1 mannequin 1 power adapter Key features: Open anatomical view: One side of the mannequin is fully open to expose the trachea, nasal cavity, and cervical spine movement for direct visual teaching of airway anatomy. Oral and nasal intubation training: Designed for both oral and nasal approaches, suitable for handson practice and live demonstration in training settings. Electronic feedback: When a tube is correctly placed into the airway, the model provides electronic display feedback and an audible music prompt to confirm proper placement. Lung expansion function: An external air source expands the artificial lungs and delivers air into the fixed tube to simulate ventilation during training. Ready to use: Supplied with an endotracheal tube and power adapter for immediate setup with 110/220 V power. Benefits and why it is useful: Makes airway anatomy clear and intuitive for learners through an exposed, realistic view of internal structures. Supports practical skill development by allowing repeated oral and nasal intubation practice with immediate electronic confirmation. Helps instructors demonstrate technique and common anatomical relationships in a controlled learning environment. Compatible with standard training setups that use 110/220 V power. Practical use scenarios: Classroom demonstration for medical or nursing students to visualize the trachea, nasal passages, and cervical spine movement while teaching intubation steps. Handson skills practice for emergency response teams to rehearse oral and nasal intubation procedures with realtime feedback. Clinical skills lab or internship sessions where learners perform and evaluate endotracheal tube placement and simulated ventilation. Technical specifications: Material: PVC Voltage: 110/220 V Package contents: listed above This training mannequin is intended for educational and training use in hospitals, medical schools, emergency training programs, and clinical skills labs to support intubation technique instruction and practice.