Precautions for advanced neonatal models

When using advanced neonatal models for teaching and operational training, the following points should be noted. First of all, before operation, one should carefully read the user manual to understand the structural features and trainable items of the model, and avoid damage caused by improper use. Secondly, when operating, keep your hands clean and avoid sharp tools or excessive force from scratching or squeezing the model to prevent deformation. When conducting training such as airway intubation and venipuncture, one should strictly follow clinical norms and avoid using non-compatible consumables to prevent damage to the internal structure of the model. After the training is completed, the surface should be cleaned in time, wiped clean and dried to keep the model clean and hygienic. If the model contains an electronic system inside, liquid infiltration should be avoided to prevent short circuits or corrosion. When storing, it should be placed in a dry and cool place, protected from direct sunlight and high-temperature deformation. Regularly inspect the model's functions and connecting components. Any problems found should be repaired promptly. Standardized use and maintenance can extend the model's lifespan and ensure the stability and safety of teaching effectiveness.