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| Net Weight: | 10.0 Kg |
| Gross Weight: | 12.0 Kg |
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Introducing the Advanced Trachea Intubation Training Model for Healthcare Education - the pinnacle of precision and realism in medical simulation training, designed to elevate healthcare education to new heights.
Model No.: EM-010A
Function Features
Master the art of Oral Cavity Intubation with our state-of-the-art training model.
Experience seamless Nasal Intubation practice with our innovative training model.
Important Notice: Please note that the simulator does not include a laryngoscope, tooth support, or resuscitator. Kindly ensure you have these essential tools for an optimal training experience.
To begin your practice session, switch on the alarm located at the back base of the model, and you're all set for an immersive intubation simulation.
Oral Cavity Intubation Process
1. Preparation Steps
A. Ensure the laryngoscope is functioning properly; the headlight will illuminate brilliantly when the lenses are correctly attached to the handle.
B. Conduct a thorough check of the ductus cuff. Use a syringe to inject air into the cuff, confirming it's airtight, then carefully release the air.
C. Generously lubricate the front and surface of the ductus cuff using a soft cloth soaked in lubricant to ensure smooth insertion.
D. Apply lubricant inside the trachea with a brush, ensuring a seamless intubation process.
2. Position the model on its back, gently tilt the head backward, and elevate the neck to align the mouth, pharynx, and trachea on one axis.
3. The trainee should stand at the model's head side, holding the laryngoscope with the left hand. Position the laryngoscope and larynx at a right angle, embed the lens at the tongue root, lift slightly, then place the lens at the epiglottis-tongue root junction. Lift again to reveal the glottis.
4. Once the glottis is visible, gently guide the ductus into it with your right hand. As you insert approximately 1 cm, use a 'clockwise and counter-clockwise rotation' motion, proceeding 4 cm for adults or 2 cm for children.
5. Secure a tooth support alongside the ductus, then carefully remove the laryngoscope to maintain position.
6. Attach the resuscitator to the ductus, and press the resuscitator to inflate the ductus efficiently.
7. If the ductus enters the trachea, inflation will cause the lungs to expand; if it enters the esophagus, the stomach will inflate, accompanied by a beep.
8. Once the ductus is properly inserted into the trachea, secure it along with the tooth support to prevent displacement.
9. Use a syringe to inject air into the cuff, sealing the ductus against the tracheal wall to prevent air leaks during inhalation and protect against backflow of regurgitation and secretions.
10. Before removing the ductus, ensure to use a syringe to deflate the cuff completely.
11. If the laryngoscope is misused and exerts pressure on the teeth, a warning beep will alert you immediately.
Nasal Intubation Technique
Insert the ductus vertically into the nostril, guiding it along the nasal passage into the pharynx cavity. With the left hand managing the laryngoscope, expose the glottis after navigating the nasal cavity, while the right hand continues to advance the ductus into the glottis. The remainder of the process mirrors that of oral cavity intubation.
Maintenance Guidelines
1. After training, delicately clean the lubricant from the ductus and cuff using a soft cloth to maintain hygiene.
2. Use mild soap and water for cleaning; avoid submerging the torso in any cleaning solutions or water to prevent damage.
3. Always operate on a clean, smooth surface. Refrain from using felt-tip markers, ink pens, acetone, iodine, or other staining products. Avoid placing the torso on any printed material or inked surfaces.
4. If the warning beep fails to function, first inspect the batteries for any issues. Replace them if necessary and recheck to ensure everything is in working order.
5. To maintain durability and extend the lifespan of the torso, it is essential to clean it meticulously after each training session. Additionally, conducting a comprehensive inspection on a regular basis is advisable.
6. Ensure the training model is stored appropriately between teaching sessions to preserve its quality and performance.
Packing:
| Packing: | 1 Set/Carton |
| Packing size: | 62x53x33cm |
| N.W.: | 10.0 KG |
| G.W.: | 12.0 KG |
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