Skills Gained

• Anatomical familiarity
• Multiple-position hemostasis
• Fracture handling and patient transfer
• Needle & surgical cricothyrotomy
• Tracheotomy
• CPR skills
• Airway management
• Needle decompression at the 2nd/3rd intercostal space in the mid-clavicular line

Anatomy

• Correct anatomical structures and realistic bone landmarks
• Multiple body positions available due to movable neck, bilateral shoulder joints, elbow joints, hip joint, knee joints, etc.
• Complete and realistic airway anatomy, with a sealable mouth, nasal cavity, pharynx, trachea, left and right main bronchus, teeth, tongue, uvula, etc.
• Lower limbs can be connected to & removed from the torso by hand; quick, easy, and convenient.

Versatility

• Multiple bleeding sites and injury factors simulation with remote control including facial bleeding, neck bleeding, shoulder bleeding, forearm bleeding, palm bleeding, groin bleeding, calf bleeding, etc.
• Long bone fractures simulation like humeral shaft fractures, distal ulna and radius fractures, femur fractures, tibia, and fibula fractures. Broken ends and bone friction can be felt. Realigning and splinting skills can be trained.
• Various bandaging practices available with nearly all body parts, and bandaging training for thigh amputation is optional.
• For spiral injuries, a cervical collar can be used for immobilization.
• Cricoid cartilage and thyroid cartilage can be palpated, allowing for needle and surgical cricothyroidotomy, tracheotomy. All the consumables can be replaced for repeated use.
• Tension pneumothorax can be simulated. Successful puncture comes with a sense of breakthrough and real air can be withdrawn by a syringe. The punctured skin can endure at least 400 punctures with no air leakage.

Durability

• Full-body bionic bone structure with steel connections for enhanced durability.