The simulation exercise of the four-function acupoint model on the head is mainly used for acupuncture teaching and clinical skills training, providing learners with a safe, intuitive and repeatable platform. This model is based on the head, marked with key acupoints and meridian directions, and can simulate operations such as acupuncture and moxibustion, helping trainees gain real tactile experiences and operational feedback beyond theoretical learning.

In the simulation exercise, trainees can conduct positioning practice based on the acupoints marked on the model, master the Angle, depth and force of needling, and become familiar with basic operation skills such as twisting, lifting and inserting. Meanwhile, the models are usually designed with tactile feedback or detachable parts, allowing trainees to observe the simulated response after acupuncture, understand the functional areas and possible effects corresponding to the acupoints, and facilitate their comprehension of the principles of acupuncture treatment.

This model can also be used to practice special operation scenarios, such as combined acupuncture on multiple acupoints, sequential operation and acupuncture simulation of local head diseases, to enhance the clinical thinking and operation coordination ability of trainees. Through repeated practice, learners can not only consolidate their knowledge of acupoints on the head, but also enhance their sensitivity to touch and confidence in operation, providing a reliable guarantee for future clinical practice. In conclusion, the simulation exercise of the four-function acupoint model on the head holds significant value in acupuncture education and skills training, providing strong support for efficient and safe teaching.