Decubitus Ulcer Care Model | INNORKOM

It is molded from an old patient, looks and feels realistic, it can help people learn more about decubitus ulcer training, decubitus ulcer staging, decubitus ulcer stages, and decubitus ulcer simulations.This care model shows 4 stages of ulceration formed by pressure ulcer.

Shows eschar, subcutaneous fat,undermining, tunneling, slough, eschar and exposed bone (with osteomyelitis).

 It could be used for incision washing, evaluation and measurement, also the measurement of wound length, depth, undermining and tunneling.

features

• Realistic Wound Simulation: The model features multiple stages of pressure ulcers, from early-stage redness to more advanced ulcer formations, enabling healthcare providers to practice assessment and treatment based on the severity of the wound.
• Anatomically Accurate Design: The model includes a highly detailed representation of human skin and tissue layers, allowing users to practice the treatment of ulcers on different body regions, such as the sacrum, heels, elbows, and buttocks.
• Multiple Ulcer Types: It includes different types of pressure ulcers (stages I-IV), each representing varying levels of tissue damage, from superficial erythema to full-thickness skin loss with exposed muscle or bone.

• Pressure Ulcer Assessment: The model enables practitioners to assess and identify pressure ulcers at various stages of development, helping them recognize the early signs of ulcer formation before complications arise.
• Wound Care Training: It provides a realistic platform for training healthcare professionals in proper wound care procedures, including cleaning, dressing, and debridement, which are critical for preventing infections and promoting healing.
• Prevention Education: The model emphasizes the importance of preventive measures, such as repositioning, proper skin care, and pressure relief, in managing patients at risk of developing pressure ulcers.

Benefits

• Improved Wound Care Skills: With repeated practice on the model, healthcare providers can improve their skills in wound assessment, cleaning, dressing changes, and preventing infection, ensuring they are well-prepared for real-world situations.
• Enhanced Patient Outcomes: By mastering the techniques required for effective pressure ulcer management, healthcare professionals can significantly reduce complications such as infections, delayed healing, and unnecessary discomfort for patients.
• Cost-Effective Training Tool: As a reusable tool, the Decubitus Ulcer Care Model is a cost-effective option for healthcare institutions, providing long-term value for training purposes without the need for live patients.

• Nursing and Medical Schools: The model is an essential tool in educational institutions, allowing students and trainees to practice pressure ulcer care and prevention techniques in a realistic and controlled environment.
• Hospitals and Clinics: It is widely used in hospitals and healthcare facilities for training medical staff, especially in departments dealing with high-risk patients such as ICU, geriatrics, and rehabilitation units.
• Home Care Providers: For caregivers working in home care settings, the model provides a valuable opportunity to learn how to assess and treat pressure ulcers in patients with limited mobility at home.

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