The diabetic foot care model is a teaching tool specifically designed for training in the prevention and care skills of diabetic foot. By simulating the structure of the foot, the texture of the skin, and common lesion manifestations, it enables learners to have an intuitive understanding of the anatomical characteristics and pathological changes of diabetic foot. The model can present typical scenarios such as foot ulcers, infections, neuropathy and vascular damage, providing a safe and repeatable operation practice platform for medical staff.

This model is of great significance in nursing colleges, hospital training centers and chronic disease management courses. Learners can practice operations such as debridement, disinfection, dressing change, pressure ulcer prevention and foot care assessment on the model to improve their operational proficiency and judgment ability, while enhancing their awareness of early detection and treatment of diabetic foot complications.

Overall, the diabetic foot care model, through intuitive demonstrations and repeated practices, has enhanced the professional skills and clinical risk prevention and control capabilities of nursing staff. It is an indispensable teaching auxiliary tool in diabetes care and foot health management.