1. Precise head and neck anatomy helps explain Sellick maneuver and airway spasm more effectively.

2. Simulated airway can be inserted into a laryngeal mask and a composite tube.

3. Trachea, pharynx, and esophagus can be intubated through the mouth or nose.

4. Oral, oropharyngeal, nasopharyngeal aspiration, transoral or nasal bronchial aspiration via bronchoscope;

5. Airway opening exercises and ventilation between resuscitation ball-mask and resuscitation ball-intubation can be performed.

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