The role of the infant bone marrow puncture model

The infant bone marrow puncture model is a teaching device specially designed for training medical staff to master the technique of infant bone marrow puncture. This model is made based on the simulation of an infant's lower limbs or trunk, with a highly realistic structure. It can truly reproduce the anatomical features of an infant's bones, skin and bone marrow cavity, providing a safe and repeatable practice platform for operation training.

In teaching, the infant bone marrow puncture model can be used to demonstrate the standard procedure of bone marrow puncture, including the selection of the puncture site (such as the proximal tibia or distal femur), the use of needles, and the control of the needle insertion Angle and depth, etc. Students can repeatedly practice on the model to master the correct techniques and force, thereby enhancing the accuracy and safety of their operations.

In addition, this model can also help medical students and caregivers understand the clinical significance of infant bone marrow puncture, such as its application in emergency infusion and hematological examinations. Its application not only enhances teaching efficiency and practical ability, but also reduces the risk of clinical misoperation. It is an important tool for the training of infant and toddler first aid and nursing skills.