The preemie simulator is fully movable and highly realistic. The doll simulates a preemie born in the 25. week of pregnancy, which is about the earliest realistically proportioned preemie. It is ideal to train and simulate the extraordinally effortful care of preemies at the edge of survival. The doll is easy to use, compact and mobile.
Thus, the infant simulator is well suited for use at NICU, medical response teams, nursing schools, medical schools, hospitals and family education. A large number of typicl treatment methods like e.g. the resuscitation of infants can be trained using the preemie simulator.
The Micro-Preemie infant simulator is available including a diaper, a hat (color may vary), umbilicus, omphalocele, neural tube defect, unilateral and bilateral chest block, airway, 3 cc syringe, 25-gauge butterfly needle, lubricant, blood powder and bulb and tube assembly.
Properties of Infant Simulator "Micro-Preemie"
- flexible doll
- compact and mobile
- simulation of a preemie born in the 25. week
- rearlistic proportions
- for training of emergency treatment and care of preemies
Specifications:
- age: 25-week gestation, length: 30 cm from head to heel, hand-to-hand
- width: 22 cm, head circumference: 23 cm, head depth: 8 cm, shoulder-to-shoulder
- width: 10 cm, stomach circumference: 22 cm, toe-to-toe width: 15 cm, torso depth: 5 cm
- weight: 0.91 kg
Delivery Contents and Accessories
- Micro-Preemie infant simulator
- diaper
- hat (color may vary)
- umbilicus
- omphalocele
- neural tube defect
- unilateral and bilateral chest block
- airway
- 3 cc syringe
- 25-gauge butterfly needle
- lubricant
- blood powder and bulb and tube assembly
Features & Functions
- airway, breathing, and ventilation
- chest tube
- cleaning and diaper changing
- delivery
- GI
- IV access
- monitoring
- neural tube defect (Myelomeningocele)
- observation and measurement
- scenarios
- simulated breathing
- skin and wound care
- skin is very soft and lifelike
- stoma care
- suction
- umbilicus with optional omphalocele
- various monitors, sensors, electrodes, etc., can be attached to the manikin wherever needed
- ventilation
