The delivery model is primarily a simulation teaching aid used in medical education to simulate the labor process and help medical staff practice skills such as delivery, suturing, and emergency care. It typically consists of a simulated lower body of a pregnant woman, a fetal model, and accessories, with some advanced models capable of displaying data such as fetal heartbeat and uterine contractions.
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What is it mainly used for
Delivery Process Demonstration: It can display the complete movements of the fetus from engagement, descent to delivery, aiding in understanding the mechanisms of childbirth.
Obstetric Maneuver Training: Includes practice in vacuum extraction, forceps delivery, perineal protection, and episiotomy repair.
Emergency Skills Training: Some models support neonatal intubation, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, and maternal emergency procedures.
Prenatal Examination Practice: Includes abdominal palpation, pelvic measurement, and assessment of cervical dilation.
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What are the common types
Basic teaching model: Simple in structure, primarily used for demonstrating the mechanism of labor, and relatively inexpensive.
Comprehensive Skill Training Model: Features a wide range of functions, including palpation, delivery procedures, and perineal suturing, suitable for nursing and midwifery students.
High-Intelligence Simulated Human: Equipped with an electronic monitoring system, it can simulate changes in vital signs and is suitable for clinical teaching and assessment.
Delivery and Maternal-Infant Emergency Model: Integrates maternal and neonatal models, enabling practice of the entire process from delivery to postpartum emergency care.
