The pediatric abdominal paracentesis training model is a simulation teaching tool specially designed for pediatric clinical skills training, used to simulate the operation process of pediatric abdominal paracentesis.

This model is made based on the anatomical structure of a child's abdomen, presenting the positional relationship of the abdominal wall, abdominal cavity and important internal organs. Some models can provide liquid reflux or tactile feedback, allowing learners to practice puncture skills in a safe environment.

Through the pediatric abdominal paracentesis training model, students can master the selection of puncture sites, the control of acupuncture angles and depths, as well as aseptic operation norms, and be familiar with the possible operational resistance and abnormal situations they may encounter.

It is widely used in medical colleges and universities, nursing training and pediatric clinical skills assessment, which helps to enhance the operational proficiency and clinical safety awareness of trainees.

The application of the pediatric abdominal puncture training model not only reduces the practical operation risks, but also provides an efficient and intuitive teaching platform for the clinical puncture skills training of children.