Female bladder puncture model

The female bladder puncture model is mainly used to train medical staff in the standardized procedures and safety skills during bladder puncture operations. The model is designed based on the real anatomical structure of a woman's lower abdomen and bladder, presenting the positional relationship between the skin, abdominal wall and bladder. It enables trainees to practice steps such as puncture positioning, needle insertion Angle control and urine aspiration in a resistance and feel close to reality.

Through repeated practice, trainees can master the key points of bladder puncture in cases of urinary retention, failed catheterization or special circumstances, and enhance their abilities to judge bladder fullness, perform aseptic operations and identify intraoperative risks. The model is risk-free and reusable, making it highly suitable for nursing teaching, clinical skills training and standardized training assessment.

Overall, the female bladder puncture model can effectively enhance the operational proficiency and clinical emergency response capabilities of medical staff, ensuring the safety and success rate of actual clinical operations.