Advanced Malnourished Infant Care Model – Model JY/HT108

The Advanced Malnourished Infant Care Model (JY/HT108) is an essential educational tool designed to enhance pediatric nursing education by simulating the physical characteristics and care needs of an undernourished infant.

Made from high-quality polymer materials, the model features a realistic look and texture, providing a lifelike feel during hands-on training. It represents a 10-month-old malnourished baby, measuring 67 cm in height and weighing only 6.7 kg, making the physical differences from a healthy infant of the same age clearly visible.

Key Features:

• Realistic Physical Characteristics
  The model reflects typical symptoms of infant malnutrition, such as:

  • An enlarged head

  • Thin limbs

  • Stunted growth

  • Noticeable weight loss

• Infant Size Accuracy
  Sized to match a 10-month-old baby with malnutrition, highlighting the visual and physical contrast with a healthy infant, supporting comparative learning and observation.

• Basic Pediatric Care Training:

  • Conduct routine physical assessments: measure weight, head circumference, chest, and abdomen.

  • Practice infant handling, including holding, swaddling, and diaper changing.

  • Perform daily hygiene tasks, such as bathing, ear/nose/eye cleaning, and skin care.

• Enhancing Compassion and Understanding
  This model helps students not only improve clinical skills but also develop empathy and patience by caring for a vulnerable child, emphasizing the importance of emotional support in pediatric care.

Whether used in nursing schools, medical training centers, or pediatric hospitals, the JY/HT108 model is a valuable asset for bridging theory and real-world practice in infant malnutrition care.