Procedural Task Trainer Descriptions

Provides for essential training in the procedures of blood collection, infusion, and intravenous injections. 

Simulates a partial torso with anatomical landmarks including the scapula, ribs, diaphragm, pleural cavity, and lung. A positive fluid flow then offers users feedback when pleural effusions are accurately accessed. 

Represents an extended left leg and includes the patella, patella ligament, tibia, fibula, femur, synovial sac, and synovial fluid. Simulated synovial fluid can be removed from a joint cavity using either the medial or lateral approach and insertion sites include suprapatellar and parapatellar. 

The female catheterization simulator has a bladder reservoir, patient urethra, and a valve simulating the internal urethral sphincter.  The normal feeling of resistance and pressure will be experienced as a catheter is passed through the urethra, past the sphincter, and into the bladder.  Artificial water will flow from the catheter when it enters the bladder. 

These models of male anatomy facilitate training in catheterization skills and cleansing skills.  Trainees are able to simulate proper procedures.  After the catheter reaches the bladder, urine-like fluid (water) is discharged. 

Three skills can be taught using this simulator:  how to make a safer puncture, how to avoid possible complications that may accompany the puncture, and how to insert the catheter into the correct position.  Three different methods of puncture can be simulated:  subclavian vein approach, supraclavicular approach, and internal jugular vein approach. 

Radial artery puncture is a common approach for blood collection and artery catheterization.  However, it is a challenging skill for operators.  This simulator is designed to provide training in artery puncture with a true-to-life feeling. 

Collection of cerebrospinal fluid can be simulated using this model.  Transparent puncture block allows direct observation of the related area.  Spinous process of lumbar spine is palpable.  A lumbar spine model with flexible joint is included to facilitate anatomical understanding. 

Torso task trainer designed for instruction in the care of patients with respiratory conditions and the practice of gastrointestinal care procedures via nasal and oral access. 

TraumaMan is an anatomically correct human body form that allows learns to practice various advanced surgical procedures.  It includes a simulated human torso with a ventilator and four anatomically correct surgical zones, plus an ankle base for IV Cutdown. 

This advanced airway trainer allows learners to practice recognizing and managing a difficult airway via endotracheal intubation or surgical intervention, perform CPR, and treat tension pneuomothorax. 

This Blue Phantom model will help learners develop, practice, and maintain the necessary skills for ultrasound-guided venous access and arterial access procedures.

This Blue Phantom model will help learners gain proficiency in performing transvaginal ultrasound exams.  The patented internal tissue allows learners to develop, practice and verify ultrasound imaging skills, including using ultrasound system controls, positioning and moving the transducer, recognizing internal pelvic anatomy and pathology and using gynecological ultrasound calculation packages to measure cysts.