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Overview
Overview
Head features anatomical landmarks, trachea, esophagus, simulated lungs, and stomach
Lungs and stomach may be filled with fluid for realistic practice of many procedures:
- Tracheostomy care
- Tracheal suctioning
- NG tube insertion and removal
- NG tube irrigation, instillation, and monitoring
- Feeding tube insertion and removal
- Gastric lavage and gavage
- Nasoenteric and esophageal tube insertion, care, and removal
- Oropharyngeal and nasopharyngeal insertion and suctioning
- Insertion, securing, and care of endotracheal tubes
Specifications
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Gender, age, size
- Adult
- Available
- Male
- Available
- Torso
- Available
Other
- Application/instillation of medications - eye, ear, nose
- Available
- Eye/ear irrigation - simulated
- Available
- Mouth care
- Available
Airway features
- Endotracheal tubes - insertion, securing and care
- Available
- Intubation
- Available
- Oral/nasal airway insertion
- Available
- Oropharyngeal and nasopharyngeal airways - insertion and suctioning
- Available
- Oxygen delivery procedures
- Available
- Positive pressure ventilation
- Available
- Right mainstem intubation
- Available
- Suctioning techniques
- Available
- Tracheostomy care and suctioning
- Available
Blood pressure / pulses
- Manual carotid pulses (pulse bulb)
- Available
Gastrointestinal
- Feeding tubes - insertion and removal
- Available
- Gastric lavage and gavage
- Available
- Nasoenteric and esophageal tubes - insertion, care, and removal
- Available
- NG Tubes - insertion, care and removal
- Available
Product downloads
User Guides
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Directions for Use, NG Tube Trach Care Trainer Rev F - English
Directions for Use for NG Tube & Trach Care Trainers. Head/face skin and airway is replaceable on trainers manufactured after 15 December 2014. This new head also has a neck skin collar with trach opening.
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