What kind of labor mode simulation does the labor mechanism teaching model support?

Teaching models of childbirth mechanism play an important role in medical education and training. They can simulate all aspects of the real childbirth process and provide a safe and effective practice platform for medical students and medical staff. The simulation of childbirth mode supported by the teaching model of childbirth mechanism can be discussed in detail from the following aspects:

1. Normal birth simulation

The primary function of the teaching model of labor mechanism is to simulate the process of natural labor. The model can realistically show the whole process of the fetus from cohesion, descent, bending, inner rotation, upward extension to delivery. Students can observe the position changes of the fetus in the birth canal through the model, understand the physiological changes of the mother and the fetus during delivery, and the various situations that may be encountered during delivery.

2. Forceps delivery simulation

Forceps delivery is a common form of assisted delivery for some difficult labor situations. The teaching model of labor mechanism can simulate the process of using forceps, including the key steps such as placement and traction of forceps. Students can practice the operation skills of forceps midwifery through the model, and understand the risks and precautions of forceps midwifery.

3. Suction midwifery simulation

Aspirator midwifism is another common form of assisted delivery, which assists the delivery of the fetus through a negative pressure aspirator. The teaching model of labor mechanism can also simulate the process of labor assisted by the suction device, including the placement of the suction device, the adjustment of negative pressure and traction. Students can understand the operation process of suction midwifery through the model and master the correct use method.

4. Cesarean section simulation

Although the teaching model of labor mechanism is mainly used to simulate the natural labor process, some advanced models also support the simulation of cesarean section. These models can simulate the key steps of cesarean section, such as abdominal wall incision, uterine incision, fetal extraction, etc. Through a simulated cesarean section, students can gain a more comprehensive understanding of the choice of delivery mode and the surgical process.

5. Special case simulation

In addition to the above common delivery methods, the childbirth mechanism teaching model can also simulate the birth process in some special cases, such as twin pregnancy, placenta previa, umbilical cord prolapse, etc. These simulated situations help students understand and respond to a variety of complex childbirth situations and improve their clinical management skills.