The multi-functional intramuscular injection model is widely used in the teaching of basic nursing skills in nursing, medical and vocational colleges, and it is an important teaching aid for trainees to conduct intramuscular injection technique training.

This model has a highly realistic structure, simulating the muscle layers of different parts of the human body, such as the gluteus maximus, deltoid, and lateral femoral muscles, etc., allowing trainees to choose the appropriate injection site for practice. The model is equipped with a liquid injection system inside, allowing students to truly experience the resistance of needling and the process of back-drawing verification, helping them master aseptic operation, needle insertion Angle, depth and liquid injection techniques.

Through repeated practice, trainees can master the intramuscular injection process in a standardized manner and avoid common mistakes in clinical operations, such as mistakenly entering blood vessels or choosing inappropriate injection sites.

This model is not only applicable to teaching demonstrations and skills assessments, but is also frequently used in hospital new employee training and nursing skills competitions, providing a scientific and practical training platform for enhancing injection safety and nursing standards.