The operation norms of the four-function acupoint model on the head

The four-function acupoint model for the head is a traditional Chinese medicine teaching model that integrates teaching, demonstration and acupuncture operation training. It is mainly used for learning and mastering the positioning, acupuncture Angle and depth of acupoints on the head. Models are usually made in the scale of a human head, with important meridians and acupoint locations marked on the surface, such as Baihui, Yintang, Taiyang and other commonly used acupoints.

During the operation process, one should first be familiar with the distribution of acupoints and the direction of meridians on the model, and strictly locate them according to the standard acupoint map. Before operation, the model should be kept clean. Practice should be carried out using the matching training needles. The Angle, depth and direction of needling should comply with clinical norms. Avoid random operation.

During training, attention should be paid to simulating clinical techniques, including the steps of inserting, inserting and removing the needle, and comprehensive practice can be carried out in combination with auxiliary teaching contents such as scalp acupuncture and electroacupuncture.

Through standardized operation, learners can master the positioning skills of acupoints on the head and the essentials of acupuncture, improve the accuracy and safety of acupuncture operations, and lay a solid foundation for clinical practice.