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PAT Pediatric Auscultation Trainer - Dark, NZ10086
$21,009.95
- Medex SKU:
- NSC-NZ10086
- Packing Info:
- 1/Each
- Usually Ships:
- 7 - 10 Business Days
Description
Key Features
Anatomically Correct: The trainer is a lifelike simulator of a pediatric patient (approximately 5 years of age) with a dark skin tone. It features correct anatomical landmarks for proper stethoscope placement to listen to heart, lung, and bowel sounds.
Realistic Auscultation Sounds: The trainer comes with a large library of authentic auscultation sounds. The instructor uses a wireless controller (often a tablet or a dedicated SimScope® stethoscope) to select and play these sounds. The sounds are played through speakers located at the correct anatomical sites within the manikin, so students hear them through a normal stethoscope without the need for a special electronic one.
Auscultation Sites: The trainer includes multiple auscultation sites on the chest and back for heart and lung sounds, as well as on the abdomen for bowel sounds. This allows for comprehensive training in both anterior and posterior auscultation.
Integrated Technology: The simulator is managed by software that allows instructors to create and control scenarios, change sounds on the fly, and even alter heart rates to test students' diagnostic abilities.
Customizable and Portable: The manikin is lightweight and portable, allowing it to be easily moved between classrooms or labs. Instructors can also program and save their own lectures or scenarios.
Durability and Hygiene: The manikin is made from durable materials designed for repeated use. The realistic skin is also treated to withstand regular cleaning and sanitization.
Uses
Medical and Nursing Education: This trainer is an essential tool for medical and nursing schools and other healthcare training programs. It allows students to practice their physical assessment skills in a safe and controlled environment.
Pediatric Training: The simulator is specifically designed for pediatric training, helping students and professionals learn to recognize and differentiate between various normal and abnormal sounds in a child.
Skill Development and Assessment: Instructors can use the trainer to develop and assess students' ability to perform auscultation, a fundamental skill in patient diagnosis.
Scenario-Based Learning: The ability to change sounds and conditions on the fly allows for realistic, scenario-based learning, preparing students for the diagnostic challenges they will face in a clinical setting.