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Outline

The male half-body is designed for Sengstaken-Blakemore tube training. It supports many operations such as Sengstaken-Blackmore tube insertion for hemostasis, nasal feeding, gastric lavage, gastrointestinal decompression surgery, gastric fluid collection, humerus puncture, tracheotomy, tracheal tube placement, oxygen inhalation, oral care, traction and fixation, and suction via mouth and nose.

Skills Gained

 Sengstaken-Blackmore tube insertion for hemostasis

 Nasal feeding 

 Gastric lavage

 Gastrointestinal decompression surgery

 Gastric fluid collection

 Humerus puncture

 Tracheotomy

 Thyrocricocentesis 

 Tracheal tube placement

 Oxygen inhalation

 Oral care

 Traction and fixation

 Suction via mouth and nose

Features

Realism:  

1. Multiple body positions, such as supine position, forward-bending and supine position are available.

2. Head can be tilted about 45°.

3. Shoulder joints can be moved back and forth by 200°.

4. Realistic structures such as teeth, tongue, uvula, larynx, esophagus, stomach, glottis, epiglottis, trachea, etc.

5. Both eyelids can be closed and opened, and the pupils can be observed when open. The pupils can be manually open for observation, and the pupils may show unequal size.