The pediatric catheter model is a highly realistic teaching device used for training children's catheter insertion and nursing skills, specifically designed to simulate children's anatomical features and clinical operating environments. This model has a realistic structure and features catheter access to veins, arteries, urethra, etc. It can be used for various training programs such as intravenous catheterization, catheterization, gastric tube insertion, and central venous catheter care. Through operational practice, trainees can become familiar with the standard procedures for catheter insertion, aseptic techniques, and prevention methods for common complications, thereby enhancing the accuracy and safety of the operation.

In teaching and practical training, pediatric catheter models are widely used in nursing colleges, hospital skills training centers and pediatric specialized advanced study courses. It provides trainees with a risk-free environment that can be practiced repeatedly, enabling them to master basic skills while enhancing their understanding of the physiological differences and psychological needs of child patients. This model can also be used for clinical assessment and emergency drills to help medical staff improve their proficiency in pediatric intravenous infusion, catheterization and catheter care. Its application has effectively improved the quality of pediatric nursing teaching and clinical practice ability.