The guidelines for the covered dialysis model aim to assist medical staff in correctly using and maintaining the peritoneal dialysis teaching model and improving the training effect. Before use, the model should be placed on a stable tabletop to check whether the dialysis pipeline and the fluid injection and drainage system are unobstructed. During the operation, simulate the insertion steps of the peritoneal dialysis tube, accurately select the puncture point, master the tube fixation skills, and ensure the smooth injection and discharge of dialysis fluid.

A practice model specially designed for medical staff to perform peritoneal dialysis operations.

2: The position of the standard fistula, intermittent peritoneal dialysis training or continuous peritoneal dialysis practice, and simulate fluid outflow.

Repeatedly practice the puncture, fixation and dialysate management processes through the model to enhance operational skills and a sense of touch. When cleaning, use a soft dry cloth to wipe the surface of the model. Avoid using corrosive cleaning agents to extend its service life.

The model needs to have its pipeline system inspected regularly to prevent blockage and leakage. It is suggested to conduct simulation teaching in combination with actual clinical cases to enhance the understanding of complications of peritoneal dialysis and key points of nursing. This guideline is applicable to medical colleges and universities, nursing training, and peritoneal dialysis departments in hospitals. It serves as an important auxiliary means for peritoneal dialysis technology training, ensuring that learners master standardized and safe peritoneal dialysis operation procedures.