Newborn PEDI® Skills Trainer

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Newborn PEDI® S109 - Newborn Skills Trainer

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The Newborn PEDI® S109 is a full-body newborn patient simulator designed to help participants train and develop neonatal procedural skills. The S109's anatomically accurate anatomy allows participants to work hands-on and hone intubation, ventilation, compressions, IV cannulation, and umbilical catheterization skills.

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Newborn PEDI® Skills Trainer

Model: S109

ADVANCED NEONATAL SKILLS TRAINING

With its anatomically accurate features and lifelike feel, Newborn PEDI® introduces a new level of realism to neonatal procedural skills training. Prepare learners for airway intubation, resuscitation, IV cannulation, catheterization, and more through simulation-based exercises that approximate real life.

Lumbar Puncture Training

Practice lumbar catheterization, infusion, and sampling

Anatomically Accurate Airway

Intubatable airway with gums, tongue, epiglottis, glottis, and vocal cords

Realistic Chest Rise

Visualize chest rise with proper positive pressure ventilation

IV Cannulation

Bolus, infusion, and sampling in the hand, scalp, and umbilicus

Heel Stick

Practice heel stick procedures with simulated blood draw

Palpable Pulses

Fontanelle, umbilical, brachial and femoral pulses created by manual bulb

PRODUCT FEATURES

General

Full-term neonate of average size & weight: 8 lbs 19.5 in
Smooth, full-body skin
Available in light, medium, and dark skin tones at no additional cost
Realistic resistance and range of joint articulation including flexible spine
Detachable umbilical cord
Palpable lumbar landmarks for proper needle insertion

Airway

Anatomically accurate oral cavity and airway including gums, tongue, epiglottis, glottis, and vocal cords
Practice endotracheal intubation with standard adjuncts
Supports placement of supraglottic airway devices
Perform Sellick maneuver
Supports positive-pressure ventilation via BVM, nasopharyngeal, or oropharyngeal intubation

Respiratory

Visible chest rise with positive-pressure ventilation
Chest tube insertion

Cardiac

Realistic resistance for chest compressions and recoil
Palpable pulses generated with manual pressure bulb: fontanelle, umbilical, brachial, and femoral

Vascular Access

IV cannulation: bolus infusion and sampling from the hand, scalp, and umbilicus
Umbilical catheterization (UVC/UAC): access, continuous infusion, and sampling
Bilateral heel stick with blood draw
Lumbar puncture: catheterization, infusion, and sampling
Anterolateral thigh intramuscular injection
Bilateral intraosseous tibial infusion

Gastrointestinal

Allows nasogastric and orogastric intubation
Perform feeding and suction through gastric tubes
Ileostomy, colostomy, and suprapubic stomas for ostomy care and drainage exercises
Interchangeable male and female genitalia
Urinary catheterization with fluid return