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Set Of Nine Stools, SB51817

$671.95
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Medex SKU:
NSC-SB51817
Packing Info:
1/Each
Usually Ships:
7 - 10 Business Days

Description

The Set Of Nine Stools, SB51817 is a medical training aid designed for a very specific purpose: the simulation of an infant's bowel movements. This kit is used to help new parents, nurses, and other healthcare professionals recognize and differentiate between various types of infant stools, which is a key indicator of a newborn's health.


Key Features

  • Realistic Appearance: The stools are made from a material that mimics the texture, color, and consistency of real infant bowel movements. The set includes a range of stool types that a newborn might produce, from the first few days of life through the first weeks.

  • Nine Different Types: The kit's primary feature is its variety. The set typically includes stool simulations for:

    • Meconium: The dark, sticky first stool of a newborn.

    • Transitional Stool: The greenish-brown stool that follows meconium.

    • Breastfed Stool: Yellow, seedy, and watery stools.

    • Formula-Fed Stool: Light brown and pastier.

    • Other variations that can indicate potential health issues like diarrhea, constipation, or other medical concerns.

  • Educational Tool: Each stool is labeled or comes with a guide that explains what it represents, its significance, and what it indicates about the infant's health. This turns a simple prop into a powerful teaching tool.

  • Durable and Reusable: The stool models are made from durable material that is easy to clean and can be used for multiple training sessions. This makes the kit a cost-effective solution for hospitals, clinics, and educational institutions.


Uses

  • Parental Education: The kit is widely used by nurses, midwives, and lactation consultants to teach new parents what to expect from their newborn's bowel movements. It helps them understand the difference between normal and abnormal stools, reducing anxiety and encouraging them to seek help if necessary.

  • Nursing and Medical Training: Nursing students and pediatric residents use this kit to learn how to assess an infant's gastrointestinal health by observing and documenting stool types. This is a crucial skill for newborn care.

  • Clinical Skills Assessment: The kit can be used to test a healthcare professional's ability to accurately identify different stool types and understand their clinical significance.