The neonatal peripheral central venous intubation model is a highly realistic teaching device specially designed for the operation training of neonatal PICC, and is widely used in nursing colleges, clinical training centers and neonatal critical care training. The model is made based on the real body shape of the newborn. The skin is soft and the vein course is clear, which can truly simulate the entire process such as puncture, catheter insertion and fixation

During the training, trainees can learn the techniques of selecting the puncture site, controlling the Angle of the needle, and advancing the guide wire and catheter. They can also experience realistic feedback such as blood return, which helps them master the key steps and aseptic techniques of PICC operation. The model can also be used to simulate catheter maintenance, flushing and sealing operations, enhancing trainees' understanding of the entire catheter care process.

When in use, it is important to keep the model clean and disinfect it before and after operation to prevent contamination or damage to the catheter system. Through repeated training, trainees can not only enhance their proficiency and safety awareness in peripheral central venous catheterization, but also establish standardized operation thinking in a risk-free environment, providing a solid practical foundation for clinical neonatal intravenous treatment.