Nursing training manikins come in various types, each designed for specific training purposes:  

l Basic Manikins: These are simple manikins used for fundamental skills like CPR, basic airway management, and wound care.

l Advanced Manikins: These manikins offer more advanced capabilities, such as simulating vital signs, responding to medications, and exhibiting realistic anatomical features.

l High-Fidelity Manikins: These highly realistic manikins can simulate complex physiological responses, including breathing, heart sounds, and pupillary reflexes. They are often used for training in emergency medicine, intensive care, and surgical procedures.  

l Part-Task Trainers: These focus on specific skills, such as IV insertion or intubation. They are often used for repetitive practice and skill refinement.  

l Pediatric Manikins: These are designed to simulate pediatric patients, allowing for training in age-appropriate procedures and communication techniques.  

l Geriatric Manikins: These manikins simulate the physical and physiological changes associated with aging, enabling training in geriatric care.