The insulin injection practice module is a simulation teaching tool specially designed for diabetes care teaching and skills training. This module is typically made of soft simulated skin materials, which can truly simulate the touch and elasticity of injection sites such as the abdomen and thighs of the human body, allowing learners to repeatedly practice the standard operation procedures of subcutaneous injection in a risk-free environment.

In nursing colleges, hospitals and health education centers, this module is mainly used to guide students and patients to master the correct method of insulin injection, including the selection of injection sites, needle angles, dose control and post-injection treatment, etc. Through practical training, learners can effectively enhance the accuracy and safety of injections and reduce clinical misoperations.

In addition, the insulin injection practice module can also be used for self-management training of diabetic patients, helping them build confidence and master the skills of home injection. This module has significant practical value and promotional significance in nursing teaching and health education.