The acupuncture model of bovine body has been widely used in veterinary teaching and clinical practice, and its importance is self-evident. The following details its specific application in veterinary teaching and clinic:

1. Application in veterinary teaching

Visual display of acupuncture points: The bovine body acupuncture model visually displays the main meridians and acupuncture points on the bovine body through precise proportions and meticulous labeling. This intuitive display helps students to quickly grasp the location and characteristics of acupuncture points, and lays a solid foundation for subsequent acupuncture learning.

Improve operation skills: Acupuncture exercises are carried out on the model, and students can operate repeatedly to improve the accuracy and proficiency of acupuncture. This practical way of teaching is more effective than purely theoretical explanation and can help students master acupuncture skills faster.

Auxiliary teaching tools: The bovine body acupuncture model can also be used as an auxiliary tool for veterinary teaching to help teachers explain acupuncture theory and skills. Through the acupoint labeling and section display on the model, teachers can explain the mechanism and precautions of acupuncture more clearly, and improve the teaching effect.

2. Clinical application

Treatment planning: In clinical practice, the bovines acupuncture model can be used as a pre-treatment planning tool. Veterinarians can simulate the process of acupuncture treatment on the model according to the condition and physique of the animal, and determine the acupuncture points and depth to improve the pertinency and effectiveness of the treatment.

Simulated operation: For beginners or inexperienced veterinarians, the boat-body acupuncture model can be used to simulate a real acupuncture operation. Through repeated practice, they can gradually become familiar with the techniques and techniques of acupuncture and improve the success rate of treatment.

Continuing education: The bovine body acupuncture model can also be used for continuing education and skill upgrading of veterinarians. Through simulation operations and case studies, veterinarians can constantly update their acupuncture knowledge and skills to adapt to the changing conditions and treatment needs in clinical practice.

To sum up, the acupuncture model of bovine body plays an important role in veterinary teaching and clinical practice. It can not only help students and veterinarians to quickly master acupuncture skills and improve the treatment effect, but also as an auxiliary tool for teaching and treatment to promote the continuous development and progress of veterinary acupuncture technology.