The application scenarios of full-term infant models

Full-term infant models are widely used in nursing colleges, medical teaching and clinical training, and are important tools for neonatal care and operational skills teaching. This model is made in proportion to full-term infants, with a realistic appearance and fine structure. It can be used for multiple basic trainings such as bathing newborns, umbilical cord care, dressing, feeding and vital sign assessment.

In nursing teaching, students can practice the neonatal care process through models, familiarize themselves with the correct holding posture, cleaning and body position placement methods, and enhance their practical experience. In hospital training, this model is often used for pre-job training of new nurses and guidance on maternal and infant care, helping to improve the quality and safety of care. In addition, it can also be used for public health education to demonstrate daily infant care skills to new parents.

Overall, the full-term infant model, with its high simulation and reusability, provides a safe and effective training platform for teaching and practice, promoting the standardization and scientificization of neonatal care skills.