Description

This model not only includes basic nursing functions but also adds trauma care capabilities, providing realistic training for on-site trauma management including disinfection, cleaning, dressing change, hemostasis, and bandaging. It is made of imported plastic materials via stainless steel mold casting, featuring a lifelike appearance, realistic operation feel, easy disassembly, standard structure, and durability. It is an advanced, fully functional product with premium materials.

Functional Parameters

Basic Nursing Skills

• Hair washing/combing, face washing
• Ear/eye cleaning and medication administration
• Oral care
• Oronasal intubation
• Tracheostomy care
• Suctioning
• Oxygen inhalation
• Oronasal feeding
• Gastric lavage
• Thoracic anatomy with key organ structures
• Arm venipuncture, injection, and infusion (blood transfusion)
• Deltoid subcutaneous injection
• Lateral thigh muscle injection
• Thoracic, abdominal, liver, bone marrow, and lumbar puncture demonstration
• Enema administration
• Female catheterization
• Male catheterization
• Female bladder irrigation
• Male bladder irrigation
• Stoma care and drainage
• Gluteal intramuscular injection
• Abdominal key organ structures
• Comprehensive care: sponge bathing, clothing change
• Upper/lower limb joint flexion/extension, rotation, and movement
• Trauma assessment and care: disinfection, cleaning, dressing change, hemostasis, bandaging

Wound Care Training

• Chest wall incision suture care
• Abdominal wall incision suture care
• Lateral thigh incision suture care
• Thigh skin laceration care
• Thigh infected ulcer care
• Foot gangrene care, pressure ulcer care (toes 1–3, heel)
• Upper arm amputation wound care
• Lower leg amputation wound care

Trauma Modules (with simulated bleeding points)

• Facial burns (I, II, III degree)
• Forehead laceration
• Mandibular wound
• Open clavicle fracture with chest wall contusion
• Abdominal trauma with small bowel evisceration
• Open humeral fracture (right upper arm)
• Open hand fracture with soft tissue laceration and exposed bone
• Gunshot wound (right palm)
• Open femoral fracture (right thigh)
• Complex femoral fracture (left thigh)
• Right thigh stab wound with metal foreign body
• Open tibial fracture (right lower leg)
• Open foot fracture (right foot) with right little toe amputation trauma
• Left forearm burns (I, II, III degree)
• Left thigh amputation trauma
• Closed tibial fracture (left lower leg) with ankle and foot contusions