Lifelike training in advanced airway management skills, CPR and emergency surgical procedures for life threatening trauma situations. Anatomically correct simulated human torso and AirSim X airway facilitate training in percutaneous tracheostomy, needle & surgical cricothyroidotomy, chest tube insertion, needle decompression of tension pneumothorax and more. Realistic & durable AirSim X Airway and nasal passage. Realistic larynx with palpable cricoid landmarks, laryngeal cartilages & tracheal rings. Audible hiss when needle is successfully inserted into 2nd & 5th intercostal spaces. Easy identification of all anatomical landmarks for CPR, full head tilt with chin lift & jaw thrust, lifelike recoil during compressions. Cost-effective & easily replaceable consumables: neck skin, larynx inserts, needle decompression inserts & chest drain inserts. Tongue bulb can be inflated to create tongue edema providing a variance during training. User feedback through visible chest rise. Innovative design requires minimal maintenance & allows for easy product repairs. Chest tube insertion including surgical incision, blunt dissection, pleural perforation, fluid simulation & finger sweep. Needle decompression of tension pneumothorax (2nd & 5th intercostal space). FONA airway management training including needle and surgical cricothyroidotomy. Full use of supraglottic devices. Endotracheal intubation with direct laryngoscopy. Bag valve mask ventilation (BVM). Single lung isolation techniques. These are used models with some cosmetic tissue damage to the chest wall that doesn’t effect function. They will come with 3 replacement neck tissues and 3 replacement. This item is in the category “Business & Industrial\Healthcare, Lab & Dental\Medical & Lab Equipment, Devices\Training Manikins & Patient Simulators”. The seller is “brcorn7″ and is located in this country: US. This item can be shipped to United States.

• Brand: Trucorp
• Model: TruMan Trauma X
• Intended Use/Discipline: Simulation, Trauma, EMS, Emergency Medicine, Anesthesiology, Family Medicine