The practice method of the acupuncture leg training model

The practice method of the acupuncture leg training model mainly involves simulating the distribution of acupoints on the lower limbs of the human body to help learners master acupuncture techniques and clinical operation skills. This model is designed based on the real scale of the human lower limbs and is marked with commonly used acupoints such as Zusanli, Yanglingquan, Yinlingquan, Chengshan and Taichong, which is convenient for students to practice positioning. During the practice process, one should first familiarize oneself with the distribution pattern of acupoints based on the direction of meridians, and then use the model to train the direction, depth and technique of needling, and master the operation skills such as lifting, thrusting and twisting.

During the practice, teachers can guide students to select appropriate combinations of acupoints based on different treatment purposes to simulate clinical treatment scenarios, such as relieving lower limb pain, improving blood circulation or regulating meridian functions, etc. Some high-fidelity models can also be connected to electroacupuncture devices to demonstrate the principle and operation of electroacupuncture stimulation. Through repeated training, learners can not only improve the accuracy of identifying acupoints on their legs, but also cultivate standardized and safe acupuncture habits. Overall, the acupuncture leg training model provides a visual and operational practical platform for the teaching of traditional Chinese acupuncture, which is conducive to improving the clinical skills and theoretical application level of acupuncture.