Description

Thoracentesis Training Model

Functional Parameters

• The simulated standardized patient sits backwards in a chair with arms resting flat, presenting a realistic appearance.
• Clear surface landmarks with accurate anatomical positions: the scapula, ribs, intercostal spaces, and spinal spinous processes are easily palpable.
• Percussion of both sides of the back allows identification of the puncture site by locating areas of dullness.
• Comprehensive puncture sites: Thoracentesis can be performed at the bilateral scapular line, midaxillary line, and posterior axillary line, maximizing the utility of the simulated patient.
• Constructed from high-performance, highly elastic material with excellent rebound properties, effectively extending the product's service life.
• Electronic monitoring system: The puncture needle must be inserted vertically along the upper edge of the lower rib. Voice prompts will alert the user if the puncture is performed incorrectly.