Micro-Preemie Simulator Light

Description

Description:

This 25-week ELBW (Extremely Low Birth Weight) neonate is the smallest and most realistic pre-term infant available. Delivery of an ELBW infant remains to be an extreme medical emergency, requiring specialized techniques that can be trained with this outstandingly realistic simulator. The baby can be ventilated and will accept a functional ET tube, NG tube, umbilical catheter, and IV line, as well as a non-functional chest tube and stomas. Delivered with: diaper, hat (colour may vary), umbilicus, omphalocele, neural tube defect, bilateral chest block, unilateral chest block, airway, 3 cc syringe, 25-gauge butterfly needle, lubricant, blood powder, and bulb and tube assembly

Features & Functions:

1. Airway, breathing, and ventilation
2. Chest tube
3. Cleaning and diaper changing
4. Delivery
5. GI
6. IV access
7. Monitoring
8. Neural tube defect (Myelomeningocele)
9. Observation and measurement
10. Scenarios
11. Simulated breathing
12. Skin and wound care
13. Skin is very soft and lifelike
14. Stoma care
15. Suction
16. Umbilicus with optional omphalocele
17. Various monitors, sensors, electrodes, etc., can be attached to the manikin wherever needed
18. Ventilation
19. Approximately 12percent or 1 out of every 8 newborns arrive prematurely
20. Delivery of an extremely low birth weight infant (1,000 g) remains to be an extreme
21. medical emergency, requiring specialized techniques and equipment
22. Simulates a 25-week neonate – the smallest, most realistically proportioned pre-term infant available
23. Entirely flexible and offers training opportunities for a number of commonly performed procedures
24. Extraordinary realism is achieved with the preemie’s pose and lack of muscle tone
25. Invaluable for simulation training in the care and handling techniques for infants requiring multiple medical interventions at the limits of viability
26. Perfect for NICU, emergency medical response teams, flight medics, mock code scenarios, nursing schools, medical schools, hospitals, and family education
27. Simple to use for simulation, requires no specialized equipment, and is compact and highly mobile
28. Use for meeting objectives of the Neonatal Resuscitation Program’s course curriculum
29. Weight : 1.111 kg

Features:

1. Airway, breathing, and ventilation
2. Chest tube
3. Cleaning and diaper changing
4. Delivery
5. GI
6. IV access
7. Monitoring
8. Neural tube defect (Myelomeningocele)
9. Observation and measurement
10. Scenarios
11. Simulated breathing
12. Skin and wound care
13. Skin is very soft and lifelike
14. Stoma care
15. Suction
16. Umbilicus with optional omphalocele.
17. Simulates a 25-week neonate – the smallest, most realistically proportioned pre-term infant available
18. Entirely flexible and offers training opportunities for a number of commonly performed procedures
19. Extraordinary realism is achieved with the preemie’s pose and lack of muscle tone
20. Invaluable for simulation training in the care and handling techniques for infants requiring multiple medical interventions at the limits of viability