CPR Brad

These economical CPR manikins are constructed of soft, realistic vinyl plastic over polyurethane foam. Features include: long torso for realistic abdominal thrusts, realistic head tilt and chin lift for opening airway, and anatomical landmarks including sternum and ribcage plus substernal notch.

Included Accessories: Three disposable/lung airway systems and three channel design mouth/nosepieces.

BLS-Trainer

Designed for professional and beginning CPR students, this manikin features an individual student airway system, inexpensive face shield and airway, nose pinch, head tilt, jaw thrust, carotid pulse, anatomical landmarks including sternum and ribcage plus substernal notch. No cleaning, no disinfecting, no disassembly required.

Included Accessories: Soft carrying case.

KERi™ Complete Nursing Skills Manikin

The KERi™ Nursing Skills Manikin has many features usable without being age-specific. Life/form® molding and modeling techniques have given KERi™ an unusually realistic appearance as a woman, or as a man when the wig is removed. Unique visual features reinforce the importance of inspecting patients and noting changes in their appearance. All joints provide maximum lifelike range of motion not found in any other manikin.

GERi™ Complete Nursing Skills Manikin

The GERi™ Nursing Skills Manikin is ideal for preparing students for working with real-life geriatric patients, since it features an elderly appearance with skin wrinkles and folds. No other manikin on the market is so realistic and true-to-life. When compared to similar manikins, it features the best and most lifelike range of motion.

Life/form® Intramuscular Injection Simulator

Here is the perfect volunteer for training your beginning health care students to administer intramuscular injections. Always available for class demonstrations or practice by groups of 1 to 30, the Life//form® Intramuscular Injection Simulator offers both visual and tactile learning.

Blood Pressure Arm

PDA technology brings you the newest training device for teaching blood pressure skills. This stand-alone unit incorporates sphygmomanometer placement, palpation of the radial pulse, variable systolic and diastolic pressures from 0-300 mm HG in two mm increments, variable amplitude of sound heard at the antecubital site, sound jack for group listening, auscultatory gap setting, and heart rate settings.

STAT Baby

Realism in pediatric training no longer crawls at old technology rates. STAT Baby brings you the most lifelike simulator for infant care by utilizing new materials for tactile awareness during patient assessment. Developed in conjunction with leading pediatric physician involvement, this baby contains a wide range of skill sets in a simple format that is affordable to all. The infant is sized to a 9-month-old and weighs 18 lbs. The size, heft, and feel of this child stirs the emotions when you pick it up.

Included Accessories: IV vein kit, complete set of extremity skins, pneumothorax sites (4), injection site (2), Picc line site (1), reservoir bag (4), defibrillator adapters, ECG interactive simulator, and simulated blood powder (1).

STAT Man

The 6’-1" body demonstrates a giant step forward in manikin design. Joint range of motion is near human, and pinching in jointed areas is a lost art. Rib cage motion mimics lifelike respirations. Multiple pulse points demonstrate blood pressure variations.

Included Accessories: IV's , Breakaway Teeth.

PDA STAT Man

PDA STAT challenges your concept of scenario training. By simply stepping back away from the manikin and selecting a menu driven scenario from the included PalmPilot, you can watch the events unfold, question the students about their actions, and teach critical thinking skills!

Included Accessories: Replacement parts, sweat suit with logo, accessories, and come in a hard storage case with wheels.

EMT Casualty Simulation Kit

This complex kit uses components applied to human and manikin patients to get the widest variety of training situations possible. Wounds strapped on, stuck on, created from wax, and made to bleed challenge both the volunteer and the professional in areas of burns, lacerations, fractures of arms and legs, and amputations; a good kit to simulate community disasters like bus accidents, or building explosions.