Advanced Suction Training Medical Nursing Training Model | INNORKOM

Product Introduction 

 1) Suction tube can be inserted into nasal cavity and oral cavity, and simulated sputum can be suctioned.

 2) Suction tube can be inserted into trachea and bronchia 

through nasal cavity or oral cavity. And trainers can observe the interior operation and simulate intubation and suction.

 3) Suction tube can be inserted into trachea and bronchia 

through tracheotomy cannula. And trainers can observe the 

interior operation and simulate intubation and suction.

 4) By taking off one half of the face, the intubating position can be confirmed, and the anatomical structures of nasal cavity, pharynx, oral cavity and cervix can be learned. The trainers can exercise suction skill under straight observation, and improve the effectiveness of the training.

Applications

• Nursing and Respiratory Training: Ideal for nursing schools, medical institutions, and respiratory therapy programs focused on airway management and suctioning techniques.
• Emergency and Critical Care: Used for training in emergency rooms, intensive care units (ICU), and critical care settings where airway management is a vital skill.
• Hospital Training: Perfect for hospitals looking to train new staff on suctioning procedures and improve existing staff's proficiency.
• First Aid and Pre-Hospital Care: Useful in training paramedics, EMTs, and other first responders who may need to perform suctioning in emergency situations.
  

Function

The primary function of the Advanced Suction Training Medical Nursing Training Model is to allow healthcare professionals to practice and refine their suctioning skills. Key functions include:

• Training in proper suctioning techniques for airway clearance.
• Simulating common scenarios such as the aspiration of mucus, fluids, and secretions.
• Teaching the safe use of suctioning devices (catheters, suction pumps) and airway management tools.
• Providing realistic feedback and challenges to ensure effective suctioning for patients with respiratory distress or obstructions.