The significance of the infant head venipuncture training model lies in providing a safe and controllable operation training platform for pediatric and nursing teaching.

The veins in the heads of newborns and infants are small and fragile, making practical operations difficult and risky. Through this model, trainees can visually identify the anatomical position and direction of the head veins, master the puncture Angle, depth and key points of the technique, and repeatedly practice venous puncture, indwelling needle and related operation procedures.

The repeatable training of the model reduces the risk of practicing on real infants, which helps to enhance operational proficiency and clinical confidence. In addition, by integrating feedback design, trainees can promptly identify and correct incorrect movements, thereby enhancing the success rate of puncture.

Overall, this model is of great significance in standardizing the operation of venipuncture for infants, ensuring the safety of children patients and improving the quality of teaching.