China Tracheostomy Simulator Model, PVC Cricothyrotomy, Tracheostomy Care Training Manikin with Simulated Trachea and Neck Skin – Airway Management Teaching Aid Kit for Science Lab Study Practice Manufacturer and Factory

Tracheostomy Simulator Model, PVC Cricothyrotomy, Tracheostomy Care Training Manikin with Simulated Trachea and Neck Skin – Airway Management Teaching Aid Kit for Science Lab Study Practice

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Product Name:	Tracheostomy Surgery Training Model
Material:	PVC
Size:	Life size
Package:	Carton Box
Packing size:	1pcs/carton, 43x25x35cm, 4.5kgs
Color:	Human Skin

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Functional features:

■ Standard anatomical position of the trachea, the trachea can be touched by hand for incision positioning.

■Simulate patient supine position with extended neck. Traditional percutaneous tracheotomy can be performed, including different types of incisions: longitudinal, transverse, cross, U-shaped and inverted U-shaped.

■ Can perform cricothyroid cartilage ligament puncture and incision training.

■ The model allows the user to determine the correct incision position when determining the position of the artery, and the internal operation of the neck can be viewed from the head.

■ Equipped with multiple simulated trachea and neck skin.

Half-body Mannequin Teaching Model: simulates the upper body structure of an adult male, can perform various basic nursing operations, Standard tracheal anatomical position, the trachea can be touched by hand to locate the incision.
Multifunctional: Traditional percutaneous tracheostomy can be performed, including different types of incisions: longitudinal, transverse, cruciform, U-shaped and inverted U-shaped incisions. Can perform cricothyroid ligament puncture and incision training.
Nasogastric tube Feeding Training Simulator: It is constructed according to the real body structure, with a high degree of simulation, and it Simulates the patient’s supine position with the extended immersive experience of the neck. determine the correct incision position when determining the arterial position and to view the internal operation of the neck from the head.