Pace and defibrillate directly into this interactive 12-lead ECG simulator through your hands-free defibrillation cable.
Connects directly to monitor
• Does not work with manikin
• Simulate electrical capture with your external pacer. Press simulator capture key to select one of four preset pacing capture levels: 70, 80, 90, or 100mA. When pacer current is greater than selected capture level, paced beats appear on your monitor. Waveforms for pacing include: Sinus Brady (two), 1st degree A-V block, 2nd degree type I A-V block, 2nd degree type II A-V block, 2nd degree type II A-V block with PVCs, and 3rd degree A-V block.
• Simulate cardioversion with your manual, semi-automatic, or automatic defibrillator. Activate “convert” feature to select - before defib discharge - another rhythm to run immediately after defib discharge. Waveforms for defibrillator training include: V. Fib., V. Tach (high rate), V. Tach (low rate), Torsade, A. Fib, A. Flutter, PSVT, Sinus Tach, Sinus Rhythm, Sinus Rhythm with PVCs, Asystole, and NSR.
• Generate realistic 12-lead ECG rhythms. Connect your ECG cable to simulator’s 10 ECG snaps. Independent chest lead and limb lead ECG signals create realistic 12-lead ECGs for each rhythm. Generate ST segment and T wave abnormalities including: Anterior MI, Inferior MI, Antero-Septal ST Elevation, Anterior ST Depression, Lateral ST Elevation, and Inferior ST Elevation.
• LED indicators: pacer pulse detection, defib discharge detection, and low battery.
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.
Manikin has all the same features as the complete CRiSis™ Manikin (LF03953U with the addition of auscultation sites with heart and lung sounds, plus an ECG Simulator LF03670U). For auscultation training, the instructor selects from a menu of heart and lung conditions by wireless remote control. The manikin presents itself as a real patient without visible auscultation sites. The student must palpate to identify correct auscultation locations, and will hear different heart and lung sounds as the SmartScope™ is moved to different locations on the manikin. A diagnosis of the condition selected by the instructor can be made by comparing the variations in sounds occurring at different sites – just like a real patient! Lung sounds can be detected at five anterior and two midaxillary locations and students can practice auscultation at six anterior heart sites. The remote control does not have to be pointed directly at the manikin or SmartScope™ to operate. One remote control will operate multiple sets of SmartScopes™ and manikins simultaneously. Great for group instruction. Listen to the sounds by using either the single or dual user headpieces on SmartScope™ or by connecting to an amplified speaker (not included, see SB20146U). Range on the unit is up to 100 ft. of remote access. Adult CRiSis™ Auscultation Manikin includes Complete CRiSis™ Manikin with auscultation sites, one remote control with LCD display, one SmartScope™ with single- and dual-user headpieces, hard storage case, and ECG Simulator (LF03670U). Requires two “AA” and two “AAA” batteries (included).
This advanced and incredibly realistic model features internal organs (heart, lung, intestine system, stomach, and bladder), a removable belly covering, interchangeable genital organs, soft ears, and fully movable head, arms, and legs. It allows students to practice both basic and medical infant care such as tracheostomy care, male and female catheterization, insertion of stomach tube, and enema insertion, as well as femoral and gluteal intramuscular and subcutaneous injections. The fontanels can be palpated. Additionally, this model allows practice in dressing; changing; feeding simulation; navel care; mouth, ear, and nose cleaning; insertion of a rectal thermometer; and proper carrying techniques. Baby is 20-1/2″ long and weighs 6.63 lbs. Includes syringe, suction catheter, feeding tube, urinary catheter, urine collection bag, catheter lubricant, and a carrying bag.
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