The significance of training models for dressed manual defecation

The significance of the dressed artificial defecation training model lies in providing a clinical training platform for nursing staff and medical students, enabling them to master this special nursing skill of artificial defecation.

For patients who have been bedridden for a long time, have defecation dysfunction or severe rectal constipation, manual removal is an indispensable nursing measure. However, due to the involvement of private parts and operational sensitivity, the actual training opportunities are limited. This model adopts a wearable design and can simulate the patient's position and the anatomical structure of the anus and rectum, allowing trainees to repeatedly practice in a realistic situation.

Through operation, trainees can become familiar with the assessment methods, techniques and precautions for defecation, such as the use of lubricants, force control and prevention of damage to the mucous membrane.

The dressed model not only facilitates on-site demonstration and guidance by teachers, but also cultivates trainees' humanistic care awareness and communication skills during training, enabling them to balance the professionalism of operation and the comfort of patients in clinical practice. The application of this model effectively makes up for the practical deficiencies in teaching and is of great significance for improving the quality of nursing and safeguarding patients' health.