During the use of standard anatomical acupuncture models, several matters need to be noted to ensure teaching effectiveness and model lifespan, while also guaranteeing the safety of learners and operational norms. First of all, before use, check whether the model is in good condition, including whether the acupoint markings are clear, whether the detachable parts are firm, and whether the overall structure is stable. Avoid practicing on damaged or loose models to prevent affecting the learning experience or causing component damage.

When operating, trainees should handle things gently, follow the anatomical sequence of the human body and the distribution of meridians for practice, and avoid excessive force or improper operation. Although the model can be practiced repeatedly, attention should still be paid to the direction and depth of the needling action to prevent damage to the internal structure of the model. High-end models may be equipped with a function that can provide feedback on needle sensation. During practice, one should follow the manufacturer's operation instructions and avoid touching sensitive areas or using non-matching needles.

After use, the model should be returned to the designated storage location, avoiding direct sunlight, damp or high-temperature environments to prevent material aging or deformation. Regularly clean the surface of the model, keep the acupoint markings clear, and check the stability of all moving parts. Adhering to the above precautions can not only extend the service life of the standard anatomical acupuncture model, but also ensure that learners receive a genuine and standardized training experience during the operation process, providing reliable support for acupuncture teaching and clinical practice.