Nasco 3-Year-Old Child Airway Management Trainer
A paediatric training manikin representing a 3-year-old child, used to teach intubation and airway management skills with realistic anatomy. It suits hospitals, clinics, training centres and emergency services sourcing dependable equipment across the UAE and GCC.
The Nasco 3-Year-Old Child Airway Management Trainer is a paediatric simulation manikin used to teach airway management and intubation technique on a model sized and shaped to a young child rather than an adult. It reproduces key anatomical landmarks including the uvula, vocal cords, glottis, epiglottis, larynx, arytenoid cartilage, trachea and oesophagus, giving trainees a realistic reference point as they practise.
The vocal cords are highlighted in white to improve visibility during laryngoscopy, helping learners confirm correct tube placement more easily while they build technique. Inflatable lungs and stomach provide dynamic feedback during practice sessions, and the trainer is built from latex-free materials suitable for repeated use in a training environment.
It comes with a carry bag and lubricant to support portability and routine practice sessions. Paediatric departments, nursing schools, emergency medicine training programmes and simulation centres use manikins like this one to prepare staff for the added difficulty of paediatric airways, where anatomy and technique differ meaningfully from adult patients, before they manage a real child in an emergency.
