Medical Human Body Model-Medical Teaching Model Materials

Medical Human Body Model-Medical Teaching Model Materials

A medical model refers to a simulated human being used to replace the real human body for medical research, training and simulation. Generally made of plastic, silica gel, PVC and other environmentally friendly materials, in recent years, foreign advanced technology has been introduced into China, and China has begun to design and manufacture according to the domestic market demand. These produced medical models can generally achieve soft material, realistic feel, realistic simulation of human skin, and a 1:1 effect of skill simulation. Therefore, medical teaching models are widely used.

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The emergence of medical models brings irreplaceable effects to medical education, first aid, and medical care. Medical teaching model In the medical field, even in the emergency care industry, the majority of medical teachers are imparting knowledge, and students and trainers provide learning simulation equipment during the learning phase, which can enable students to use medical models to train their own medical skills. They acquire skilled professional skills in clinical and pre-employment. The medical skill training model can be used repeatedly for simulation. When the model pursues advanced technology and simulates the real situation, the utilization rate must be increased to maximize the use of the model.

Why is it so important to use medical teaching model training? Every year in my country, there are millions of sudden deaths due to cardiac and myocardial infarction alone. Not only that, but also the number of deaths caused by electric shock, drowning, poisoning, traffic accidents, accidents, etc. Can't count. Therefore, there is a huge demand for cardiopulmonary resuscitation in my country. If the correct cardiopulmonary resuscitation can be performed in time, the mortality rate of various patients will be greatly reduced, and only relying on emergency medical personnel to perform resuscitation and rescue is only a drop in the bucket. The vigorous popularization of technology is a top priority. For example, developed countries such as the United States, Japan, Singapore, and Western Europe, as well as Hong Kong and Taiwan in my country are all following the precedent medical teaching model for the popularization of cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

This fully shows that Chinese government departments attach great importance to CPR work, and it also highlights the CPR training simulators for industries, departments and related staff who popularize CPR technology in my country, and points out the direction for in-depth special training of CPR. Over the years, under the active advocacy and strong support of relevant departments, my country's Red Cross organizations and relevant medical teaching and scientific research units have carried out various types and different scales of special training to vigorously popularize cardiopulmonary resuscitation techniques. The promotion of cardiopulmonary resuscitation technology and the popularization of cardiopulmonary resuscitation training simulators have achieved remarkable results.