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Electronic Trachea Intubation Manikin Model Half Body Type
Model No.: EM-011
Application :
This state-of-the-art model is designed for comprehensive training in trachea intubation skills through the oral cavity. Perfectly suited for medical school students, junior clinical medical personnel, and diverse first aid training programs.
Features:
1) Crafted with a lifelike shape, offering an authentic clinical experience.
2) Equipped with a reliable electric circuit and highly sensitive sensors, seamlessly integrating sound, light, and electrical feedback.
Training Content :
1) Master the technique of trachea intubation via the oral cavity.
2) Evaluate pupil conditions: both normal and mydriasis observations.
3) Instruction on thyrocricoid puncture positioning.
Operation Method :
1) The operator stands at the head of the model, elevates the head to approximately 80 degrees, aligning the mouth, pharynx, and trachea, then opens the mouth.
2) Using the left hand, hold the laryngoscope vertically to the throat, guide it along the back of the tongue to the mouth cavity until reaching the tongue root. Gently raise the laryngoscope until the edge of the epiglottis is visible; position the front-end of the laryngoscope between the epiglottis and tongue root, raise it slightly to reveal the glottis.
3) Hold the catheter in the right hand, insert it accurately into the glottis. If positioned 1cm from the glottis, a green light and music indicate correct placement. Rotate and advance the catheter into the trachea by 3-4cm.
4) A red light accompanied by a beep sound indicates incorrect placement in the trachea.
Resulting in placement into the esophagus.
5) Position a bite-block adjacent to the trachea catheter, securing both with adhesive plaster.
6) Use a syringe to inject air into the catheter sac. If no automatic ball valve is present at the end of the air sac tube, a clamp should be utilized.
7) The catheter can be connected to a respirator, allowing observation of the inflated lung as the air sac is compressed.
Human Trachea Intubation Model Function
1) The tongue is flexible and compressible, with a movable epiglottis that aligns with the tongue root, facilitating easy visibility of the glottis.
Includes a movable mandible and cervical joint.
Intubation site accuracy is ensured by sensors, with sound and light indicators on the controller signaling correct and incorrect operations.
Educates on both normal and mydriasis conditions.
Maintenance and attention :
1. Operate strictly according to the user manual. Store in a well-ventilated area post-operation.
2. Protect from direct sunlight to prevent fading and deformation.
3. For cleaning, utilize gauze and sponge if the surface becomes dirty.
4. Optimal working condition: 200-240V.
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