The pediatric nasogastric tube model is a highly realistic teaching device used in clinical nursing teaching and skills training, mainly for demonstrating and practicing pediatric nasogastric feeding operations.

This model is designed based on the physiological structure of children's head and neck, with realistic proportions and clear nasal, pharyngeal and esophageal passages, capable of simulating the real intubation path and resistance sensation. By using this model, trainees can repeatedly practice the correct insertion depth, fixation method and feeding process of nasogastric tubes, and master the key skills for assessing the position of the tube insertion and preventing it from entering the airway by mistake.

The application of the model makes the operation training safer and avoids the risks brought by practicing on real children patients. At the same time, it helps trainees understand the differences in children's anatomical structures and improve the accuracy and safety of clinical nursing.

The application of the pediatric nasogastric tube model not only enhances the intuitiveness and practicality of nursing teaching, but also effectively improves the professional ability of medical staff in providing nutritional support and basic care for children in their actual work.