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Standard features now include both programmable hemorrhage using simulated blood and catherization with flow of simulated urine
- breathing and pulses
- vertex, breech and C-section deliveries
- shoulder dystocia and PPH
- dynamic perinatal monitor
- maternal and neonatal vital signs monitors
Both fixed and tetherless monitors are available - Touchscreen monitors
- Dynamic waveforms of ECG, invasive blood pressure, respiration, and carbon dioxide
- Numerics for temperature, NIBP, respiration rate, and oxygen saturation
Normal Vaginal and Instrumented Delivery - Fetus descends and rotates internally as it moves down birth canal
- Extensible cervix dilates
- Fetal external rotation aligns shoulders with vulva
- New fetal head skin for use with most vacuum devices and forceps
Shoulder dystocia- Use delivery Profile Control to specify exactly when the turtle sign will occur and how long you allow students to deal with this dilemma
- Relieve dystocia using suprapubic pressure, McRobert’s maneuver or posterior arm sweep
Intrapartum Modelling or Trending
- Use our physiologic model that controls skin color and vital signs
- Trend color and vital signs as you wish
Breech Delivery - Practice vaginal breech deliveries
- Learn to free the legs using Pinard maneuver
- Once delivered the neonate requires resuscitation
- Change maternal vital signs or fetal heart tones during the scenario
C-Section
- Special abdominal cover having tissue layers students can dissect
- Practice delivery of either vertex or breech presentation
- Change vital signs and fetal heart tones with this or any other scenario on the fly
Episiotomy Repair
- Deliveries may require an episiotomy to prevent an uncontrolled tear of the vulva
- These reusable repair modules also feature tears of the labia and periurethra
Postpartum Hemorrhage and Fundal Massage
- This postpartum uterus bleeds through cervical os and cervix
- The uterus can be massaged and it shrinks. Instructor then reduces bleeding
- Students can also administer medication via IV, IM or rectal sites
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