Multi-Functional Five-year-old Child Manikin with Trachea Cannula for Hospitals Training

 
Specifications:

Description:

The product is designed according to the anatomical characteristics of five-year-old child, and specializing in child care training. The skin is made of imported material, soft and flexible, with vivid feeling, flexible articulation, non-deformation and clear anatomic structure; is available for child nursing education, all kinds of care operation training and CPR training. It is a good helper for pediatric nursing teaching and training.

1. Be applicable to Medical Schools, Nursing College, Occupational Health Schools for clinical teaching demonstration and students practice;

2. Can be used for clinical teaching practice training for medical staff

3. Be used for clinical medical training for primary health unit; 

Feature:

1. Pupil observation: direct contrast of bilateral pupil states: normal, mydriasis;

2. Carotid artery pulse: Squeeze rubber ball to simulate carotid artery pulse;

3. Basic care: skin care (e.g.: wear and change clothes), mouth care, ear irrigation, bandaging training, changing diaper, cold and hot therapy;

4. Venous puncture/transfusion: right arm vein and femoral vein;

5. Intramuscular injection: bilateral deltoid muscle, bilateral vastus lateralis

6. Subcutaneous injection: Lateral subcutaneous of thigh

7. Bone marrow aspiration: tibia bone puncture and intraosseous infusion

8. Gastric tube insertion: Allows oral and nasal feeding tube insertion operation; for gastric lavage operation, cannot infuse liquid, once the liquid infuse into trachea, it would influence the CPR operation; 

9. Urethral catheterization: Replacement of male/female perineum, provide male/female catheterization operation;

10. Ileum, rectum and bladder stoma care;

11. Airway management: Realistic mouth, nose, tongue, gum, pharynx, larynx, esophagus, epiglottis, trachea and tracheal ring, allowing practice tracheal intubation, sputum suction, oxygen inhaling, and nasal intubation;

12. Enema and placement of rectal suppository

13. CPR