Newborn Nursing Skills and ALS Simulator

• Use for meeting objectives of the Neonatal Resuscitation Program's course curriculum
• Newborn size: 19 in. L (crown to heel), 7-1/2-lb. weight, 14-1/2 in. head circumference
• Includes simulator:
  • replaceable airway (2),
  • bilateral lung,
  • collapsed lung,
  • functional (patent) umbilicus,
  • omphalocele,
  • myelomeningocele,
  • hand skins (2), f
  • foot skins (2),
  • vein system for hand,
  • vein system for foot,
  • 500 ml fluid supply bag (2),
  • 3 cc syringe with needle,
  • 25 gauge infusion butterfly needle,
  • 25 ml syringe,
  • artificial blood powder,
  • lubricant,
  • baby powder,
  • hard carry case

 
Airway, Breathing, and Ventilation

• Anatomical landmarks
• Auscultation of lung sounds during ventilation
• Bilateral lung expansion with visually dramatic chest rise
• ET tube insertion
• Manually control rate and depth of respiration
• Positive pressure ventilation
• Realistic chest compressions
• Sellick maneuver
• Unilateral chest movement option (collapsed lung and mainstem intubation)

Birth Anomalies

• Neural tube defect (Myelomeningocele) easily attaches to the back
• Omphalocele

Chest Tube

• Practice chest tube insertion and care of the chest tube area

Cleaning and Diaper Changing

• Practice cleaning, bathing, and diaper changing
• Waterproof and completely immersible

Gastrointestinal (GI)

• Accepts a OG/NG tube for practicing tube feeding and suctioning

Monitoring

• Various monitors, sensors, and electrodes may be attached and connected

Observation and Measurement

• Observe and measure each part of the body (head, umbilicus, skin, etc.)

Scenarios

• Build your own high-risk delivery, emergency, transport, and NICU scenarios

Skin

• Delicate appearance and texture of real skin
• Soft, durable lifelike skin

Suction

• Practice suctioning nose, oral cavity, and stomach

Umbilicus

• Can be attached and detached easily
• Made of soft, realistic material
• Practice blood withdrawal or infuse fluids
• Patent umbilicus with venous and arterial access

Venous Access

• Accepts IV catheter or butterfly infusion needle
• IV hand and foot with realistic flashback from pressurized system
• Soft, lifelike skins with small lumen tubing for realistic practice