Simulaids original CPR pediatric manikin is air-filled, but can be filled with water to simulate the weight and “feel” of a real newborn. Manikin features realistic chest rise, lifelike rib cage with sternum, xiphoid process, suprasternal notch, and painted nipples for accurate CPR hand placement. Adequate ventilations cause a realistic chest rise. The flow-through design of this manikin allows cleaning and sanitizing without disassembly. Includes soft carry bag, clothing, and 12 disposable lungs. Size: 26″ x 8″ x 8″.
The Life/form® NG Tube & Trach Skills Simulator has been developed to aid with the instruction, training, and practice of vital tracheostomy skills and care for patients with respiratory conditions. The simulator is also designed for instruction of gastrointestinal care procedures through nasal and oral access. With a newly designed Life/form® head and torso, this simulator features realistic landmarks, trachea, esophagus, lungs, and stomach. For exceptional realism, methyl cellulose can be mixed with water to simulate mucous-like fluids of a real patient. Fluid can be added to the lungs and stomach for realistic tracheostomy care and suctioning. The simulator also allows for the practice of dressing changes and cuff inflation. Other realistic procedures include: NG tube care, including insertion, irrigation, and removal; gastric lavage and gavage; feeding tube insertion and removal with the ability to practice feeding; nasoenteric and esophageal tube care; oropharyngeal and nasopharyngeal care; and tracheostomy tube care Intubation using a laryngoscope blade and size 6.0 ET tube may also be practiced. The simulator is designed to use size 6 tracheostomy tubes (LF01170U) and a size 6 NG tube. Spray-pump lubricant, a packet of methyl cellulose, instruction manual, and hard carry case are included. The simulator does not include tracheostomy ET, or NG tube. 10″ D x 16″ W x 27 H.
The only available teaching model which permits the practice of placing Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter Lines (PICC Lines). The rapid acceptance and use of PICC Lines creates a need to be able to properly teach this procedure. Peter PICC Line™ allows both the teaching and assessment of this insertion technique. This portable teaching model has translucent arm skin that allows the visualization of the anatomically correct cephalic, basilic, and median basilic veins. The axillary jugular, subclavian, and superior vena cava veins are also present, plus a movable chin simulates the occlusion of the jugular to prevent the PICC Line from taking this path. Palpable ribs permit practice in measuring proper catheter length to the correct intercostal space. The model also permits the measurement of catheter length outside of the body and the confirmation of proper placement by viewing the distal tip of the catheter in the viewable superior vena cava. Replaceable, barely translucent arm skin allows visualization of underlying veins. Includes soft carrying case. A great tool for training and skill assessment. Blue veins are made of natural latex. Measures 17″ x 22″ x 5-1.2″.
Three economical CPR manikins are constructed of soft, realistic vinyl plastic over polyurethane foam for a human feel
Features include a large torso for realistic abdominal thrusts, realistic .head lift for opening airway, can easily be manipulated
To realistically simulate airway obstruction or choking situation, and a user-friendly lung/airway design that eliminates cleaning. Includes three mouth/nosepieces and three disposable lung / airway, system.choose either brad (white) or Paul (black) with nylon
Carry bag and kneeling pads .Order with electronic and receive an exterior console box that indicates proper hand position, adequate chest compression, and adequate air volume.
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