A dressed pregnant woman model

The wearable pregnant woman model is a simulation teaching aid specially developed for pregnancy and obstetrics teaching and nursing training. It adopts a wearable design and can be directly worn by trainees or performers, thereby truly simulating the body shape changes and movement characteristics of pregnant women at different stages of pregnancy. This model usually features adjustable abdominal size and weight distribution, allowing the wearer to truly experience the mobility difficulties and physical burdens that pregnant women face in their daily lives due to changes in their center of gravity.

In terms of development, the dressed pregnant woman model has gradually upgraded from the initial simple appearance simulation to functions such as adjusting gravity, simulating fetal movement, experiencing back and waist pressure, and breathing difficulties, which are closer to the actual situation of clinical pregnant women. Some new models can even be combined with multimedia teaching systems to complement prenatal education courses and nursing skills training.

Its main purpose is to help nursing staff, medical students and their families better understand the physiological and psychological changes of pregnant women during pregnancy, and enhance empathy and nursing sensitivity. At the same time, it is also used in obstetric nursing teaching, such as the practice of pregnant women turning over, sitting up, walking and daily care skills, allowing trainees to repeatedly practice in a risk-free environment.

In conclusion, the development of the dressed pregnant woman model not only reflects the innovation of teaching tools but also plays a significant role in clinical nursing education and health promotion.