Clinical training manikins come in a variety of types, each designed to simulate specific medical scenarios and procedures. Here are some of the most common types:  

• CPR Manikins: These are the most basic type of manikin, used to practice cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). They can range from simple models that provide feedback on hand placement and compression depth to more advanced models that can simulate different heart rhythms and breathing patterns.  
• Part-Task Trainers: These manikins focus on specific procedures, such as IV insertion, intubation, or wound care. They are designed to provide realistic practice in a focused manner.  
• High-Fidelity Simulators:These highly realistic manikins can simulate a wide range of medical conditions, including cardiac arrest, respiratory distress, and neurological emergencies. They can respond to different interventions, such as medication administration and defibrillation, and provide feedback on the trainee's performance.
• Low-Fidelity Simulators: These manikins are less realistic than high-fidelity simulators but are still useful for practicing basic skills. They are often less expensive and easier to maintain.