In gynecological medicine education and clinical practice, the examination of the uterine floor is a crucial skill. In order to improve the professional skills of medical staff and ensure the accuracy and effectiveness of examination, the evaluation model of uterine floor examination came into being. The model is designed to simulate a real female body and provide a safe, controlled environment for medical staff to practice and evaluate.

The evaluation model of the uterine floor examination usually simulates the normal physiological changes of the female postpartum body, including the adult partial trunk, the simulated abdominal wall, the vulva and the internal replaceable uterus. These structures not only look realistic, but also the material is soft and the touch is real, which can highly restore the scene of the real gynecological examination. The uterus in the model can be interchanged, including normal uterus, uterus at different postpartum periods (such as 1 hour postpartum, 2 days postpartum, 2 weeks postpartum, etc.), as well as uterus with good contraction and poor contraction, so as to meet different teaching and practice needs.

It has shown its unique advantages in the provision of evaluation standards. The structure of the uterus and abdominal wall in the model can simulate the position and shape of the real uterus, so that the medical staff can clearly perceive the size, shape and position of the uterus during the examination of the uterine floor. At the same time, the model can also simulate the contraction function of the uterine muscle to help the medical staff understand the situation of uterine contraction, so as to judge whether the process of uterine rejuvenation is normal.

In addition, the evaluation model for the examination of the floor of the uterus is equipped with detailed instructions and evaluation criteria. These criteria are often based on clinical experience and medical knowledge to guide health care providers in the proper examination and evaluation. By comparing the standards on the model with the results of actual operation, medical staff can accurately judge whether their operating skills are up to standard, so as to adjust and improve in time.

To sum up, it can indeed provide an accurate and reliable evaluation standard for medical staff. By simulating real gynecological examination scenarios and providing detailed evaluation criteria, the model can not only help the medical staff improve their professional skills, but also ensure the accuracy and effectiveness of the examination. Therefore, in the gynecological medical education and clinical practice, the evaluation model of uterine floor examination has a wide application prospect and important value.