Full Body Nursing & Medical Training Manikin – CPR, IV, Injection & Patient Care

This model is ideal for use in nursing and medical schools at all levels. The joints move realistically, the waist can bend, and all parts are detachable. The model is made of durable, washable PVC and offers a wide range of features to assist with nursing and patient care training.

This model is used as a teaching aid in health schools, nursing schools, and medical colleges. It is made from soft and semi-hard PVC plastic, making it solid, durable, and easy to use. All joints are movable, the waist can bend, and all parts can be disassembled and reassembled.

Demonstration Items

1. Washing face and bathing the bed-ridden patient
2. Care and cleaning of the mouth
3. Care and cleaning of trachea dissection
4. Inhalation of oxygen (nasal cork or nasal catheter)
5. Nasal feeding
6. Stomach lavage
7. Heart injection
8. Heart resuscitation on chest
9. Chest puncture
10. Liver puncture
11. Kidney puncture
12. Abdomen puncture
13. Medulla puncture
14. Lumbar puncture
15. Deltoid injection
16. Deltoid hypodermic injection
17. Vein injection
18. Vein puncture
19. Vein transfusion
20. Vein blood transfusion
21. Female catheterisation
22. Muscular injection on buttocks

Uses and Operations

1. All injection pads (big and small) provide sites for injection and puncture operations and are made of soft plastic. At the back of the small pad is a plastic bottle (capacity approx. 20cc). Before demonstrating phlebotomy, liquid can be placed into the bottle.
2. The mouth and nose can be used to demonstrate oxygen inhalation, nasal feeding, and stomach lavage.
3. A large pad on the arm is used for vein injection. At the back of the pad, a rubber tube simulates a vein; water should be injected into the rubber tube. When demonstrating glucose transfusion, place the rubber tube into a vessel and loosen the clamp to allow the liquid to flow out. Before demonstrating blood phlebotomy, liquid can be filled into the tube and the end clipped.
4. The operation of hypodermic and intramuscular injections is the same as in a clinical setting. The large pad contains an internal sponge to absorb liquid, which can be removed to drain fluid. When removing the needle, do not overexert—press the pad with two fingers and gently withdraw the needle.
5. When demonstrating heart resuscitation, cross the hands over the correct chest position and press downwards approximately 2.5cm. A sound will indicate correct compression. The battery is replaceable.
6. Small pads used for injection or puncture can be replaced when damaged. Remove the nuts at the waist to divide the body into two parts. Unscrew the plastic bottle, replace the damaged pad, then reassemble. Large pads on the buttock and arm are also removable and replaceable.
7. When demonstrating catheterisation or intestinal irrigation, insert the rubber tube into the organ for demonstration purposes only (no liquid will flow out).
8. When demonstrating stomach lavage or nasal feeding, insert the nasal tube into the oesophagus and then fill with liquid. Before filling, clamp the tube at the buttock; after demonstration, loosen the clamp to allow the liquid to drain.
9. After all operations, clean and dry the model and all components before reassembly. Remove all traces of liquid from the organs used.
10. The model can be easily assembled by following the supplied assembly diagram.

Maintenance

• Before demonstrations, a small amount of talcum powder may be applied to injection pads for lubrication. All pads must be thoroughly cleaned after use.
• Minor plaster marks on the model surface can be removed with detergent or a mild soap solution if required.
• Ensure all parts are wiped dry and left to air dry completely.

Training Features

• Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training with a compressible chest cavity that beeps when correct pressure is applied in the correct location
• Puncture simulation using injectable pads with fluid collection for pleural biopsy, liver biopsy, kidney puncture, abdominal puncture, bone marrow puncture, and lumbar puncture
• Deltoid muscle injection and subcutaneous injection
• Gastric lavage (stomach pumping / gastric irrigation)
• Oxygen inhalation methods (nasal catheter)
• Tracheostomy nursing
• Nasal feeding
• IV injection
• Venous transfusion
• Intragluteal injection
• Female catheterisation
• Oral cavity nursing and artificial teeth care
• Face washing and full body washing in bed

Specifications

• Material: Washable PVC
• Size: 165cm x 40cm x 20cm
• Product Weight: 7.6kg
• Instructions: Included
• Packaging: Brown Box