Trauma & Nursing Manikin

Description

The Apprentice Doctor® Full-Body Adult – Nursing and Trauma Manikin is ideal for simulation training for a variety of trauma as well as nursing procedures and tasks.

• Trauma and emergency medicine training: The manikin comes complete with burns, lacerations, and broken bones – offering a realistic experience in the identification, assessment, treatment, and transport of trauma patients and disaster victims.
• Nursing training: It is a great tool for teaching a variety of routine and specialized nursing tasks.
• Forensic medicine and CSI training: It also works well as a manikin for crime scene simulation projects.

Note: Contains no latex.

The Apprentice Doctor® Nursing and Trauma Manikin unboxing instructions:

Suitable for the following simulation training:

1. General nursing tasks: Hair and face washing, sponge bathing, replacing clothes, repositioning/turning patients in bed, etc.
2. Eye and ear washing and administering eye/ear drops
3. Oral cavity hygiene and care
4. Endotracheal intubation
5. Tracheotomy care
6. Suctioning of oral secretions
7. Ventilation (Inflatable lungs)
8. Feeding with a nasal/oral feeding tube
9. Gastro-lavage
10. Ostomy care
11. Phlebotomy and IV Skills
12. Intramuscular injections (Deltoid, Gluteus and Vastus lateralis)
13. Subcutaneous injections
14. Lumbar puncture
15. Female urethral catheterization and bladder irrigation
16. Male urethral catheterization and bladder irrigation
17. Enema

Trauma

Trauma evaluation and care of the trauma patient

A large variety of simulation injuries

Simulation training on the management of lacerations and how to care for a large number of wounds in the following parts of the body:

1. Chest wall
2. Abdominal wall
3. Abdominal wound with small intestine evisceration
4. Thigh and legs
5. Shoulder and arms
6. Infective ulcer care (leg)
7. Upper arm amputation and wound care
8. Below knee amputation and wound care
9. Foot gangrene and various toe wound
10. Facial wounds
11. Various burn injuries (face/extremities) 1, 2, 3 degree
12. Various fractures (Femur, tibia, clavicle, humerus, and hand)
13. Gunshot injury hand
14. Amputation stump of the upper arm
15. Amputation stump of a leg