The infant whole-body venipuncture model is a professional training tool designed for nursing and medical teaching, mainly used for the simulation training of venipuncture, infusion and blood drawing operations in infants and young children. This model is usually made based on the real anatomical structure of a baby, with a realistic appearance, skin texture close to that of the human body, clear vein distribution, and the ability to touch simulated blood vessels and present the effect of blood being drawn back.

During the training, trainees can repeatedly practice key steps such as selecting the puncture site, the Angle of needle insertion, fixing the needle, and observing the infusion, thereby mastering the basic essentials of infantile venipuncture. Due to the small and fragile blood vessels of infants, clinical operation is rather difficult and has a low tolerance for errors. The use of the model provides trainees with a safe and controllable learning environment, avoiding the risks brought about by unfamiliarity with the technique in real operation.

This model is not only suitable for the basic skills training of nursing college students, but also widely applied in the pre-job training and continuing education of hospitals, which is conducive to improving the practical operation level and clinical adaptability of medical staff. Through systematic and standardized training, the infant whole-body venipuncture model plays a significant role in ensuring the safety of children patients and improving the quality of care.