The pediatric enema model is mainly used to train medical staff in the standardized procedures and skill mastery of pediatric enema operations. The model is designed based on the real anatomical structure of a child's anus and rectum, capable of simulating resistance, Angle changes, and basic reactions during the perfusion process. It enables trainees to practice key steps such as insertion, fixation, perfusion, and observation of reflux in a safe and risk-free environment.

Through repeated training, trainees can become familiar with the key points of different enema methods, master the control of force, operation posture, and the judgment and handling of children's discomfort reactions, thereby improving the accuracy and safety of clinical operations. This model is widely applied in scenarios such as nursing teaching, hospital standardized training, and skills assessment, which helps enhance the pediatric nursing capabilities of medical staff and ensures that practical operations are more gentle, precise, and efficient.