Simple Advanced Catheterization Nursing Teaching Demonstration Model | INNORKOM

This model can be demonstrated some functions: catheterization of male, catheterization of female and intestinal irrigation etc.

Packing: 1pcs/carton, 58x37x29cm, 7kgs

Features

• Anatomically accurate model: The model replicates the human urinary tract and surrounding anatomy with high fidelity, allowing for realistic catheterization procedures.
• Multiple catheter types: Includes interchangeable components for practicing different types of catheters, such as Foley catheters, intermittent catheters, and suprapubic catheters.
• Simulated anatomical positioning: Offers a realistic simulation of male and female pelvic anatomy, allowing practitioners to practice catheterization on both genders.
• Fluid drainage system: The model features a working drainage system, enabling practitioners to see the proper flow of fluids through the catheter once inserted.

• Skill development: The model allows users to practice both basic and advanced catheterization skills, helping to build proficiency and confidence.
• Hands-on practice: Provides realistic hands-on practice for inserting different types of catheters, enabling trainees to familiarize themselves with the procedure in a controlled environment.
• Clinical scenario training: Simulates a variety of clinical conditions that can affect catheterization, such as anatomical variations or blockages, ensuring healthcare professionals are prepared for diverse situations.

Benefits

• Improved technical proficiency: Provides healthcare professionals with the opportunity to refine their catheterization skills, minimizing the risk of complications in real clinical practice.
• Reduced infection risk: Emphasizes the importance of maintaining proper sterile technique, helping reduce the risk of urinary tract infections (UTIs) and other catheter-related infections.
  
• Safe learning environment: Enables learners to practice skills without the risk of harming actual patients, improving their comfort level before performing procedures in real clinical settings.

• Hospitals and healthcare settings: Used in hospital settings such as ICUs, emergency departments, and medical-surgical units where catheterization is a common procedure.
• Nursing schools and medical training centers: Ideal for training nursing students, medical students, and healthcare trainees to learn the technique and practice under supervision.
• Home healthcare training: Helps family members or caregivers who are responsible for long-term catheterization care in home settings practice and gain confidence.
• Continuing education programs: Useful for professional development and continuing education for nurses, clinicians, and medical staff to refine their catheterization techniques.

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