The role of the pediatric bone puncture model

The role of the pediatric bone puncture model lies in providing a safe and standardized operation training platform for pediatric and first aid teaching.

Through the model, trainees can intuitively understand the anatomical landmarks, needle insertion angles and depths of the commonly used bone puncture sites in children, and master the standard operation procedures of bone marrow puncture and intraosseous infusion. The model can be repeatedly used to practice the sense of puncture and the sequence of operations, helping trainees correct common mistakes in a risk-free environment and reducing the operational risks on real children.

Meanwhile, the pediatric bone puncture model helps enhance the trainees' ability to quickly establish access in emergency situations, and boosts their clinical confidence and emergency response level. Overall, this model plays a significant role in enhancing teaching effectiveness, standardizing skills training, and ensuring the safety of children patients.