Application scenarios of the series of models for teaching the mechanism of childbirth

The series of models for teaching the mechanism of childbirth are mainly used in obstetrics and gynecology teaching, midwife training and clinical practical training courses, helping learners to have an intuitive understanding of the entire process of fetal delivery and the principles of childbirth mechanics.

This series of models typically includes the maternal pelvis, fetal model, and accessories such as the placenta and umbilical cord. It can simulate various delivery postures including head-exposed, gluteal exposed, occipital anterior position, and occipital posterior position, truly reproducing the rotation, descent, and delivery process of the fetus in the birth canal during labor. Through manual demonstrations, teachers can explain to students the key steps and anatomical changes at each stage of childbirth, and students can also conduct operation training on the model to deepen their understanding of obstetric theoretical knowledge.

This model is widely applied in medical colleges, nursing colleges and hospital midwifery training. It not only enhances the intuitiveness and interactivity of teaching, but also helps trainees master the mechanism of delivery and the skills of receiving labor, laying a solid foundation for clinical midwifery operations.