Tracheostomy Care Infant Model | INNORKOM

This model shows the whole baby body, with pharynx, epiglottis, trachea, esophagus, cricoid cartilage anatomical structures, etc.

Features

1. Lifelike Infant Anatomy: The model is designed to replicate the physical features and size of a typical infant, ensuring realistic practice in pediatric tracheostomy care.

2. Tracheostomy Tube and Stoma: It comes with a removable tracheostomy tube, along with a realistic stoma and surrounding skin, allowing learners to practice tube insertion, cleaning, and care.

3. Tracheostomy Tube and Stoma: It comes with a removable tracheostomy tube, along with a realistic stoma and surrounding skin, allowing learners to practice tube insertion, cleaning, and care.

1. Tracheostomy Tube Management: Provides hands-on practice in managing and caring for a tracheostomy tube, including insertion, cleaning, and tube replacement.

2. Suctioning and Airway Clearance: Enables the practice of suctioning techniques using catheters to clear the airway and prevent blockage or suffocation in tracheostomy patients.

3. Oxygen Therapy Practice: Trainees can use the model to practice administering oxygen via tracheostomy, ensuring proper respiratory management in pediatric patients.

Benefits

1. Realistic Training Experience: The model offers a realistic, hands-on experience that closely simulates the tracheostomy care process in infants, making it ideal for learning and improving skills.

2. Skill Enhancement: By offering repeated practice with real-time feedback, the model helps learners refine their skills and build confidence in managing infant tracheostomy care.

3. Versatile Application: Suitable for use in hospitals, nursing schools, simulation centers, and home care training, this model is versatile and adaptable to various learning environments.

1. Medical and Nursing Schools: Essential for teaching pediatric nursing students about tracheostomy care, respiratory management, and emergency procedures.

2. Hospitals and Pediatric Units: Used by healthcare providers working in pediatric wards, respiratory therapy departments, and intensive care units to practice and refine tracheostomy care techniques.

3. Emergency Medical Services (EMS): Ideal for EMS teams to practice responding to tracheostomy-related emergencies, including airway management and tube re-insertion.

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