Application scenarios of the electronic arm venipuncture model

The electronic arm venipuncture model is a training device that integrates simulated anatomical structure, electronic monitoring and operation feedback, and is widely used in clinical skills teaching and practical ability improvement. Its main application scenarios are first reflected in the teaching of colleges and universities. Students majoring in nursing and medicine can use this model for basic skills training such as venipuncture, indwelling needle operation, and blood return judgment. The electronic prompt function can help beginners identify errors in time and improve their techniques.

In the  Hospital Skills Training , the electronic venous arm model is used for practical assessment of newly recruited nurses, emergency staff and intravenous therapy teams. The model can simulate blood vessels of different thicknesses and depths, support repeated practice, and help medical staff improve their ability to cope with complex vascular conditions.

In the "Simulation Teaching Center and Skills Competition", this model, with its quantifiable data recording and visual feedback, was used for standardized operation assessment, such as puncture Angle, needle insertion depth, success rate, etc., making the scoring more objective.