Infants commonly require lumbar puncture as a diagnostic procedure used to collect a sample of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), measure cerebrospinal fluid pressure, or to inject medications intrathecally. The Life/form® Pediatric Lumbar Puncture Simulator represents a 10-12 month old infant placed in a left lateral decubitus position with the neck and knees flexed, approximating the necessary fetal position. The embedded iliac crest offers exceptional realism, while the removable spine, spinal canal and skin pad make training simple and hassle free. Lumbar puncture may be performed in the L3-L4, L4-L5, or L5-S1 spaces. The correct site can be located by palpating the iliac crest and spine. A small “give” will be felt as the spinal needle is advanced slowly into the proper space. Fluid will flow when the needle is in proper position. Students will appreciate the opportunity to practice this delicate but commonly performed procedure on a simulator that is both appealing and anatomically accurate.
Benefits:
• Targets key skills specific to pediatric lumbar puncture procedures
• Palpation of landmarks
• Skin preparation
• Needle positioning and insertion
• Cerebrospinal fluid collection
• Measure cerebrospinal fluid pressure
• Intrathecal injections
Features:
• Anatomically correct and palpable
• Correct body positioning
• Lumbar pad is easy to replace
• Realistic resistance
• Simulated CSF flows with successful puncture
The Life/form® Pediatric Lumbar Puncture Simulator arrives attached to a board for stability during practice. The infant measures 19″ L x 7″ W x 6″ H and the board measures 19-1/2″ L x 11″ W. Includes the Pediatric Lumbar Puncture Infant on a sturdy board, one lumbar puncture pad with spine and spinal tubing, IV bag with tubing, baby powder, hard carry case, and instruction manual. Fluid supply stand and needle not included.
This affordable patient simulator takes ALS training into the students’ environment. Instructors can evaluate student knowledge, skill levels, and critical thinking abilities by utilizing the applications via the iPad®*. This simulator can function in the lab and in the field for ascertaining diagnostic ability. Student performance records can be transferred to a computer, and chronological scenario event logs can be printed. SMART STAT Basic has an on-board air compressor, includes a free app on the iTunes Store®* (SMART STAT), storage for students’ performances, spontaneous breathing, pulses, blood pressure, carotid and femoral pulses, normal and emergent heart and lung sounds, 12 pulse points synchronized with the heart, EKG interpretation and cardiac treatment, IV catheterization and infusion, tension pneumothorax treatment, chest tube insertion with simulated drainage, and advanced difficult airway maintenance. Comes with an iPad®*, USB cable, blood pressure cuff, hard carry case, shorts, and a supply of replacement parts.
Advanced Airway Management
• STAT Deluxe Airway Management Head
• Tongue edema
• Laryngospasm
• Cricothyrotomy
• Breakout teeth
• Designed for LT, ET, LMA, and Combitube ECG
• 4-lead recognition of 17 rhythms
• Defibrillation and cardio conversion
• Variable rates
• Pacing Emergent Lung Sounds (anterior and posterior)
Emergent Heart Sounds
BP Arm
• Independently vary systolic and diastolic pressures
• Korotkoff sound changes
• Vary the amplitude of the sound Pulse Points
• 12 locations in pairs: carotid, femoral, popliteal, pedal (dorsal arch), radial, brachial (IV arm-antecubital, BP arm biceps pressure point)
• Distal pulses drop off under 70 mm Hg systolic
• Vary according to ECG rhythm Bilateral Chest Decompression
• Right- or left-sided, partial or complete pneumothorax
• Audible air discharge upon proper catheterization; no repair necessary Bilateral Chest Tube Insertion
• Auxiliary fluid bag allows for simulated discharge
• Practice maintenance Virtual Capnography and Oximetry
Printable Chronological Student Session Reports & Scenarios
• Easy to establish
• Start up library includes samples
• Print out for convenience Replacement Parts Included
• 10 neck skins
• 4 IM injection pads
• 6 pneumothorax pads
• 3 sets of teeth
• IV vein kit
Realism in pediatric training that is also affordable. STAT Baby brings you the most lifelike simulator for infant care by utilizing new material for tactile awareness during assessment. Developed in conjunction with leading pediatric physician involvement, this baby contains a wide range of skill sets in a simple format. The infant is sized to a 9-months-old and weighs 18 lbs. The size, heft, and feel of this child stirs the emotions when you pick it up.
Features:
Bilateral chest tube insertion
Defibrillation with shock level of 2-4 joules per kg
ET Tube insertion
Feeding tube care
Foley catheter insertion (female)
Intramuscular and subcutaneous injection sites
Intraosseous leg
LMA insertion
NG tube placement with fluid reservoir
Peripheral IV sites on hand foot
PICC line
Pneumothorax
Rectal medication
Six pulse locations
Tongue edema and laryngospasm
Trachea care
The STAT Baby is supplied with accessories that include IV vein kit ( one arm and one leg ) leg skin, arm skin, 121/0 leg bones, four pneumothorax sites, two injection sites, one PICC line site, four bags, defibrillator adapter, interactive ECG simulator, simulated blood powder, and carry bag. Wt.28lbs.
A life-size human torso with interchangeable male and female genital organs with embryo in third month of pregnancy. Dissectible into 24 parts: head, half brain with arteries, eye with optic nerve, female breast cover, two lung halves, heart (2 parts), stomach (2 parts), liver with gallbladder, large intestine with appendix flap (3 parts), small intestine, kidney half, female genital organs (2 parts) with third month embryo, male genital organs (4 parts), and torso. Unbreakable plastic. 15″ x 10″ x 34″ mounted on base. Torso teaching guide included
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