The pneumothorax management model is an important teaching tool in thoracic surgery and emergency nursing training. Its main function is to simulate the occurrence mechanism and management operation of pneumothorax, providing a safe and controllable training environment for medical staff. Through the model, learners can intuitively understand the anatomical structure of the thoracic cavity, the location of lung tissue and the pathological characteristics of pneumothorax formation, thereby mastering the operation process of emergency treatment.

This model has solved multiple problems in teaching and clinical training. Firstly, in traditional teaching, students find it difficult to practice operations on real patients, which poses risks. The pneumothorax treatment model provides a repeatable and safe practice platform, reducing the risks of actual operation. Secondly, the model can be used to practice operations such as thoracentesis, closed drainage and thoracic tube fixation, improving the proficiency and accuracy of the operations. In addition, the model also helps learners understand the differences in clinical manifestations and treatment methods among various types of pneumothorax (spontaneous and traumatic), enhancing their judgment and decision-making abilities. Through simulation training, medical staff can handle pneumothorax more promptly and in a standardized manner in actual clinical practice, improving the efficiency of treatment and patient safety.