Airway and IV Management training is usually carried out in a well-lit, carpeted classroom with plenty of space - how would your staff manage in a confined space or other difficult circumstances such as a road traffic collision (RTC) or if the manikin was trapped by the legs! Would they even be expecting to carry out Airway Management outside of a classroom? If you introduced this manikin into a routine training exercise what effect would it have - it would certainly make them stop and think and would definitely test their preparedness!

The Full Body Airway / IV Management manikin features the Simulaids Adult Airway Management torso and IV arm. The Airway Management torso is not fixed and can easily be removed for cleaning. A padded jacket is supplied to protect the torso and to aid installation and removal from the carcass. The special coveralls have a zippered sleeve so that the IV arm can be accessed for training.

Adult sized at 5' 11" (1.8m) for realistic training. Supplied with replaceable, washable protective overalls Supplied in a tough storage/carrying bag, making storing and handling the manikin far easier - they also protect and keep the manikins clean when not in use. The Simulaid torso features anatomical landmarks including the sternum, rib cage, and substernal notch. The torso also contains teeth, uvula, vocal cords, glottis, epiglottis, larynx, arytenoid cartilage, trachea, esophagus, and inflatable lungs and stomach while allowing nasogastric tube placement and accepts Combitube, E.O.A., E.G.T.A., P.T.L. and i-gel airways.

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