With the continuous improvement of practical ability requirements in medical education, students need to use high-quality simulation equipment to improve their skills when learning clinical operation. As an innovative training tool, the multi-functional transparent nasal feeding and gastric lavage model for children is the key to its wide application in child nursing education.

First, the model is able to simulate the real process of nasal feeding and gastric lavage in children, and through the transparent design, students can clearly see every step and change during the operation, thereby increasing the intuitive understanding of the anatomy and operation techniques. Especially in pediatric nursing, the precision and delicacy of the operation is the key to affect the treatment effect, and the high degree of simulation and versatility of the model can provide comprehensive simulation training, helping students to deeply grasp the operation process from multiple perspectives.

Multifunctional nasal lavage model for children

Secondly, the model is designed with multiple adjustable functions, which can simulate different clinical situations, such as the insertion of nasogastric tube, the injection and discharge of liquid medicine during gastric lavage. This versatility allows students to practice repeatedly in a safe simulated environment, improve the accuracy of the operation, and feel more confident in the face of real patients.

According to the latest training data, the practical success rate of students who use this model for systematic training is about 20% higher than that of traditional teaching methods. This data shows that simulation training has a significant effect on improving operational ability. Especially for novice students, they can accumulate experience through repeated practice and reduce mistakes caused by nervousness or lack of experience.

In addition, by interacting with the model, participants not only become proficient in the practical steps, but also develop clinical decision-making and resilience in the process. This plays an important role in improving the comprehensive quality of nursing staff in clinical practice.

In summary, the pediatric multifunctional transparent nasal feeding and gastric lavage model, through a highly simulated operating experience, not only helps students better master key nursing skills, but also enhances their clinical coping ability. Therefore, it is undoubtedly an important tool to improve the practical ability of students, and its contribution to nursing education can not be ignored.