The purpose of the lumbar puncture training model

The purpose of the lumbar puncture training model is to provide learners with a safe, intuitive and repeatable teaching and training platform.

Firstly, it can truly reproduce the anatomical structure of the lumbar vertebrae, including the vertebral bodies, spinous processes, intervertebral Spaces and subarachnoid space, etc., enabling students to intuitively understand the importance of anatomical positioning during operation.

Secondly, through model practice, learners can become familiar with the standardized operation procedures of lumbar puncture, such as determining the puncture point, the direction and depth of needle insertion, etc., and gradually master key skills. This model can also be reused repeatedly, facilitating trainees to conduct multiple practices in a risk-free environment and avoiding the discomfort and risks associated with direct practice on patients.

In addition, it is also often used in assessments and skills competitions to help test students' mastery of key operational points.

Overall, the purpose of the lumbar puncture training model is not only to enhance learners' practical skills and clinical thinking, but also to cultivate their accuracy in operation and safety awareness, laying a solid foundation for the smooth conduct of clinical work in the future