lnfant lntubation Training Model Mouth Pharynx Tracheal Intubation Training Manikin | INNORKOM

Product Introduction 

        Infant Intubation Training Model: Mouth-Pharynx-Tracheal Intubation Training Manikin is a specialized medical simulation tool designed to provide hands-on training for healthcare professionals in the practice of infant intubation. This model is typically used in medical schools, hospitals, and training centers to teach the technique of inserting an endotracheal tube into the airway of an infant.

features 

Realistic anatomical structure of infant mouth,  pharynxd, trachea.

Tracheal intubation, directly observe the expansion of lungs and stomach by insufflating air into the tube and stomach so as to verify if the  tube position is right.

The model is designed to simulate the key components of the airway system, allowing for the practice of intubation steps, including mouth opening, pharyngeal access, and tube insertion into the trachea.

Product Characteristic 

1. Realistic Practice: The model provides a highly realistic simulation of the infant airway, which helps trainees become familiar with the anatomy and challenges they will encounter in real-life intubation procedures. The tactile feedback from the model ensures that learners can practice techniques with a more accurate representation of human anatomy.

2. Safe Learning Environment: Trainees can practice intubation techniques in a risk-free setting, minimizing the risk of harm to patients during the learning process. The model allows for repeated practice, helping to build confidence and competence without any consequences for the patient.

3. Enhanced Skill Development: It allows for the development of critical skills such as tube insertion, airway management, and understanding the nuances of neonatal intubation. Healthcare professionals can learn how to handle airway obstructions, assess correct tube placement, and manage difficult airways effectively.

4. Immediate Feedback: Many models provide realistic feedback, such as resistance when the tube is incorrectly placed or subtle movements that indicate successful tube insertion. This feedback helps learners refine their technique and adjust their approach as needed.

Training Applications

• Basic and Advanced Intubation Techniques: Trainees can begin with basic procedures and progress to more advanced techniques such as handling difficult airways or managing neonatal resuscitation scenarios.
• Emergency Response Training: It helps prepare healthcare professionals for emergency situations where quick and accurate intubation might be required to save an infant's life.
• Skill Assessment: Instructors can assess trainees' proficiency in intubation procedures and provide targeted feedback for improvement.