Adult Tracheotomy Care Nursing Training Model | INNORKOM

1. Precise anatomy: pharynx, epiglottis, trachea, esophagus, position of tracheotomy, cricoid and left, right bronchial trees

2. Tracheotomy care

3. Sputum suction

4. Suction via oral cavity

5. Clean and care of tracheal cannula.

PACKAGE SIZE: 43*28.5*53cm

G.W.: 8.3KGS

Features

• Anatomically accurate: The model features a detailed representation of the upper airway and tracheostomy site, allowing for realistic insertion, cleaning, suctioning, and dressing change practices.
• Simulated tracheostomy tube: Includes a replaceable tracheostomy tube for practicing tube management, including insertion, removal, and care.
• Adjustable airflow system: A simulated airflow system that mimics real respiratory mechanics to simulate the respiratory support needs of a patient with a tracheostomy.
• Interactive suctioning module: Allows users to practice suctioning techniques with real-time feedback, simulating different secretions (e.g., thick or thin mucus).

• Skill development: The model helps healthcare providers practice key tracheotomy care skills such as suctioning, dressing changes, tube maintenance, and emergency management in a controlled, risk-free environment.
• Scenario-based training: Nurses can practice managing various clinical situations that might arise in tracheotomy care, such as tube dislodgement or complications like mucus plugging.
• Hands-on experience: Provides tactile feedback to help trainees develop muscle memory for these critical nursing procedures.
  

Benefits

• Enhanced competency: Nurses and caregivers gain confidence and competence in performing tracheotomy care tasks, reducing the risk of complications and improving patient outcomes.
  
• Time and cost-efficient: Reduces the need for patient-based training, providing healthcare facilities with a cost-effective method for training multiple staff members.
• Improved patient safety: Proper training ensures that nurses are equipped to respond effectively to emergencies and perform routine care with confidence, minimizing potential complications such as infections or tube displacement.

• Hospitals: In acute care settings, the model is used in training programs for nurses working in intensive care units (ICUs), respiratory therapy, and emergency departments.
• Home healthcare: Home healthcare providers and family caregivers can use the model to acquire essential skills in tracheotomy care for patients receiving long-term care at home.
• Nursing schools: It serves as a hands-on tool for nursing students to practice and familiarize themselves with tracheotomy care techniques before clinical rotations.
  

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