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NOELLE® with Newborn TORY® S575.100 - Advanced Maternal and Neonatal Care Simulation PackageS575.100.PKLearn MoreThe NOELLE and Newborn TORY package is a complete simulation-based obstetric and neonatal care education and training solution for one great price. This turnkey solution includes a NOELLE wireless and tetherless childbirth patient simulator, a Newborn TORY wireless and tetherless full-term neonate, two UNI® control tablet PCs, a Gaumard Vitals® patient monitor, Labor & Delivery and Neonatal Care Simulation Learning Experience® Courseware packages, and accessories.
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RITA™ Reproductive Implant Training Arm (S519)S519.PKLearn MoreThe RITA™ Reproductive Implant Training Arm is a compact simulator designed to help participants practice inserting and removing Levonorgestrel (Norplant®) implants. -
NOELLE® S552 - Automatic Childbirth Skills Trainer Torso with OMNI®S552.PKLearn MoreThe NOELLE® Automatic Childbirth Skills Trainer Torso with OMNI® is a comprehensive teaching system that allows students to practice providing care through the complete birthing process. Participants can work hands-on and practice Leopold maneuvers, assist during a difficult delivery, and hone postpartum suturing skills. -
NOELLE® with Newborn S554.100 - Maternal Care and Neonatal Resuscitation Simulation PackageS554.100.PKLearn MoreThe NOELLE® and Newborn package is a complete simulation-based obstetric care and neonatal resuscitation education and training solution. This turnkey solution includes a NOELLE childbirth patient simulator, a full-term newborn, UNI® control Laptop PCs, a Gaumard Vitals® patient monitor, Labor & Delivery Simulation Learning Experience® Courseware package, and accessories.
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HAL® S315.200 - Adult Heart and Lung Sounds Skills TrainersS315.200.M2.PKLearn MoreThe HAL® S315.200 is a Gaumard® manikin designed to help teach site-specific heart and lung auscultation skills using seamless simulation technology. Simply press the bell against the skin and listen. The students use realistic and palpable anatomic landmarks on the manikin to locate the site where a specific sound should be heard. If correct, they will hear the appropriate sound through the stethoscope and/or external speakers.