Pediatric enema model simulation exercise

The pediatric enema model is a simulation tool specifically designed for pediatric nursing teaching and clinical training, mainly used for the simulation practice of pediatric enema operations.

This model is designed based on the real anatomical structure of a child's lower body. It has a realistic appearance and soft material, which can clearly present the structure of the anus and rectum, making it convenient for trainees to master the key points of operation during training. Through this model, trainees can conduct full-process practice including anal positioning, lubrication treatment, enema tube insertion, drug injection and fluid discharge observation, thereby standardizing the operation steps, mastering the control of force and Angle, and avoiding discomfort and risks caused by unskilled techniques in clinical practice.

Meanwhile, the reusability of the model facilitates repeated practice by trainees, enhancing their proficiency and confidence in operation. Teachers can also use this model for intuitive demonstrations and assessments to help trainees deepen their understanding of pediatric enema care. Overall, the simulation practice of pediatric enema models plays a significant role in enhancing pediatric nursing skills, ensuring clinical safety, and promoting standardized teaching.